On Mon, 9 Apr 2001, Greg Stein wrote:
> > Consider this a veto until further convincing arguments are presented.
>
> -1 is always a veto when talking about the code.
>
> People who want to "vote" against something should use -0 if they don't like
> it. Additional comments or -0.5 or something can express how much they
> dislike it. But -1 should stick to being a veto so that we don't have to
> keep clarifying what the hell a -1 means.
>
> -1 is a veto. Use something else to express dislike.
The definition is somewhat vague. The way I read the definition, it says
that +/-0 is essentially an obstention, ie -0 is "I don't like it,
but I don't care that much so do whatever you want." Anyway, I don't want
to start up this argument again, as it never gets us anywhere, so change
my vote on mod_speling to a -0.5 if that makes you happy. =-)
--Cliff
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Cliff Woolley
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