The problem I saw was that people may have been influenced by the questionable votes potentially skewing the result further (for or against). The only fair option is to discard all and try again, lamenting the huge waste of time this caused.

My pragmatic side also says that the second place tally was for "None of the above" so we would not reach closure anyway.

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Jeremy


Mark W. Davis wrote:
I agree with Jeff. I placed a -1 also. The majority should rule. I voted -1 due to the time spent on voting and I think it should be relatively easy to null or disqualify duplicate votes and come up with a majority.

Jeremy Boynes wrote:

Jeff Levitt wrote:

We have one veto on the record.  I believe we need an
explanation for the veto in order for it to be
counted?


Veto really applies to technical issues. This vote is really consensus so the -1 is a vote against rather than a veto.


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Jeremy





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