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Hi, Frank! 20 Nov 02 23:45, Frank Vest said to Alex Shakhaylo: AS>> Policy may be changed at any moment by sysops' referenda. We need AS>> to run just one time networkwide referenda which approves AS>> proportional mechanism and then we may change policy annually if AS>> you like. FV> This has been tried before. FV> The ability of such a referenda is only as effective as the number of FV> people that agree to be bound by it. FV> There are other problems to overcome as well. The Sysops have the FV> power in numbers, but the *Cs control the Nodelist. Until this changes FV> and each Sysop can control the Nodelist, that is the way it is. FV> To do what it appears you desire would require at least 50% of the FV> 9000+ Nodes in Fidonet to vote in favor. That would be somewhere FV> between 4500 and 5000 Nodes. I think the number of votes doesn't really matter. Publicity does matter. We have to be sure at least every NC is aware of the procedure. FV> You make this sound so simple. Let me ask the following: FV> 1. How do you propose to inform all of the Sysops (Nodes) of this FV> referenda? By informing their NCs. NCs should be informed by netmail. FV> A. How will you be sure that all Nodes have been informed of the FV> referenda? No way to be sure. But when a president election happens nobody is sure all the citizens are informed. FV> 2. How will the vote be taken? FV> A. In an echo? FV> 1. How will you be sure that all Nodes have access to the echo? No, by netmail. FV> B. By Netmail? Yes, by netmail. FV> C. All of the above? FV> D. Some other means? FV> 1. If so, explain how. FV> 3. Who will count the votes? RO and VO. May be RO and 2 VO, it can be discussed. FV> You see, it is not so simple. :-) Yep, I see, but I think it is still possible :-) Bye, Sinc, Alex --- GoldED/W32 3.0.1* Origin: , (2:461/701) SEEN-BY: 120/544 123/500 461/700 701 633/260 262 267 270 285 634/383 640/954 SEEN-BY: 654/0 690/682 771/4020 774/605 2432/200 7105/1 @PATH: 461/701 700 123/500 774/605 633/260 285 |
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