'Bring On The Night'
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
If that's the case, all the convo will have accomplished is bringing about a lot of frustration, and the risk of scaring people off of choosing to use a polling method that takes place on a form, rather than gleeming the consensus-that-wasn't from a thread.
Yes. This.
In fact, for those who were wondering why conversation should cease when voting commences -- this conversation feels like a classic example.
And we better watch it or the UN is going to send election observers to monitor our polling. All because of the monkey lover ballot stuffers.
In fact, for those who were wondering why conversation should cease when voting commences -- this conversation feels like a classic example.
Y'know, much of the conversation has been clarifying what the proposals being voted upon actually mean, and what their implications might be; but I think you're right. It feels like it generates more confusion than it addresses.
So if we have a vote on ceasing discussion while voting, I think you've convinced me to go the yes.
And we better watch it or the UN is going to send election observers to monitor our polling. All because of the monkey lover ballot stuffers.
t sheepishly admits he created a fifth ballot item to vote Monkey
Y'know, much of the conversation has been clarifying what the proposals being voted upon actually mean, and what their implications might be; but I think you're right. It feels like it generates more confusion than it addresses.
I agree with folks upthread. I think the "What If" game just leads to more confusion and upset. We don't know yet what will pass and what won't. It seems logical to wait until we know the results before we really start pulling things apart to figure out what it all means.
But I think the "What If" game just leads to more confusion and upset.
Yes; that's where I was agreeing with you.
I know. I just like being agreed with so I thought I'd reiterate. Cause since I've decided to cut back on The Phoenix, I'm not getting the same amount of validation that I used to.
I just want to say that that voting form kicked butt. Very simple to use. Thanks.
Kat, I agree with everything you have ever said, and, for the record, everything you will ever say.
Well, almost everything.
Cause since I've decided to cut back on The Phoenix, I'm not getting the same amount of validation that I used to.
t stamps Kat's parking ticket