>
 >  >> A quorum prevents such a "coup".
 >
 >  JD> It did not do so in the case of FN_Sysop though.
 >
 > There was no quorum in the case of effie.

In that case the vote was invalidated then.

 >  JD> If you are going to do the above, then it is easy enough to get enough
 >  JD> people together to make a quorum.
 >
 > No, it isn't. Try to get 30% of the members of the Trenton Amateur Radio Clu
 > to an early general assembly....

Can be done.  However the point I am trying to make is that if you
really want, you can assemble enough people of like mind to form a
quorum, and still get your way.

 >  JD> Thus whatever safeguards you thought you had, are lost.
 >
 > Your premise is wrong and therefore so is your conclusion.

Apperently not.  Its all depending on how you look at it.

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