On Thu, Dec 05, 2002 at 11:08:43AM -0500, Andrew Pimlott wrote: > > > 3 ADB > > > 2 BDA > > > > > > We are deadlocked. ... > Sorry--I had written initially (before editing) that A, B, and D are > as in your example: A requires a 2:1 supermajority, B a simple > majority, and D is the default option.
Ok: 2:1 supermajority means that these developers are trying to overrule a technical committee decision. This implies that the technical committee does not agree with either A or B, and that the issue is technical in nature. So, in this case, the fact that no option has enough approval from the developers (none defeats the default option by by 2:1) means that it's probably a good idea to talk through the issue a bit more. Again: this is by design. -- Raul
