I don't want to get into arguments about what percentage counts blah blah -- the principle that it's the proposer's responsibility should extend to any changes the proposer wants to make. That logically includes withdrawing a ballot.

Yes, I agree vehemently with this. And thank you for stating more succinctly what I was stumbling through.

I might be late in setting up the ballot. I'm going out immediately after work and I'm not sure when I'll get home, or what state I'll be in when I do get home.

(Shoulda dealt with it last night, but didn't think ahead. My bad.)

Are we having a ballot, Jon? I thought we weren't?

Has DX officially made his call?

Not yet. Still thinking about it.

At this point we might as well have the ballot, unless you want to remove it for strategic purposes, which is not the vibe I'm getting. Let's moratorium this issue and lay to rest the Burrell theory once and for all!

I agree with Wolfram. Also, I'm curious to see if it gets more support from the voting population than the vocal posting population.

Well-- if we want to see that I think someone needs to cobble together a pro/con to be posted so non-voting thread reading Buffistas don't see the proposal and think it is a great idea without realizing it solves little to nothing becuase of logistical issues.

Sophia, I really disagree. I am sorry if we have voters that may not take the time to read the discussion about the issues, but we haven't added pros and cons to any of the other ballots and to do so on this one really seems to be leading the vote in one direction. It doesn't feel right to me.

We did it last time, with a general agreement that it was a good idea.