Re: Consensus and Voting

Hrm, where is the jurisdiction coming from? Who put any of the current members of this mailing list in any position to have more or less power than anybody else? I guess we see this project in an entirely different manner... As I think this should be a descriptive project rather than a defining project, votes and veto rights are simply not an issue. Zeev At 01:25 21/11/2000, Sascha Schumann wrote:

    Since we have a lot to discuss and to decide, we need some
    form of communicating opinions on certain issues. To do so
    effectively, we could in some way "formalize" certain parts
    of the consensus forming process.

    I'm not sure whether the Apache voting system makes sense
    for this open group. I certainly don't want John Doe to join
    the mailing list and "veto" anything. Should new members be
    approved (i.e. by the current group)?

    Alternative proposals?

    - Sascha

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