Like Job. No, really, just like Job
my fave
Willow ,'First Date'
A thread to discuss naming threads, board policy, new thread suggestions, and anything else that has to do with board administration and maintenance. Guaranteed to include lively debate and polls. Natter discouraged, but not deleted.
Current Stompy Feet: ita, Jon B, DXMachina, P.M. Marcontell, Liese S., amych
Like Job. No, really, just like Job
my fave
I like these:
The Lurkers Support Me in E-mail
Don't Worry, Nobody Can Spell It
Like Faulkner, Only with more punctuation
Like Job. No, really, just like Job
And Mr. Rogers
My favorites:
We Spent 500 Posts Arguing About The Thread Name. Come On In
Don't Worry, Nobody Can Spell It
500 Suggestions, No Actual Decisions
Oh, these. Yes.
I'M ALL UP IN UR BORED, MAKIN UR POLIZY!
KristinT, who is The Other Half Of My Brain, lists all my faves. Except I'd add Mr. Rogers.
I'M ALL UP IN UR BORED, MAKIN UR POLIZY!
Hee. Except I hope that the thread lasts a really really long time and that would get old.
Don't Worry, Nobody Can Spell It
Just doesn't get old for me.
I'M ALL UP IN UR BORED, MAKIN UR POLIZY!
Hee. Except I hope that the thread lasts a really really long time and that would get old.
Not exactly a serious suggestion, but it made me giggle.
The Mr. Rogers one I adore though and was a serious suggestion (kudos to amych for that).
To win a vote, the option must have 50%+1 of the yes/no (or actionable) votes.
Example. Our minimum vote total is 42. If 20 people vote YES, and 17 people vote NO, and 5 people vote NO PREFERENCE, the yes votes take the day. You don't need 50%+1 of 42 (or more). You need 50%+1 of the quantity [yes votes + no votes].
Another example: If 100 people voted NO PREFERENCE, 5 people voted YES, and 10 people voted NO, the no votes would take the day.
The 42 is a separate issue. The 42 is the minimum vote total required. But because we have the minimum vote total, we allow people to vote no proference to help the ballot matter. When you're voting no preference, you're essentially saying, "I don't care how this issue is resolved, but I want it resolved by this vote, because it keeps popping up, and I think resolution of it is important."
Too much Mr. Rogers!