[from core-contrib-discuss...] > and so far not enough people have voted even to pass quorum for the > Constitution vote.
Technically, we *have* quorum (143 voters/IRC attendees); what we don't have is enough votes to have a majority (215). Constitutional changes require both a quorum (to make a legal election) and a majority (for it to pass). Right now, with 212 votes, we have a legal election and a failed constitutional update, independent of how people voted on the constitution. We can't assume that all the votes so far have been Aye, so I'd be much happier with a hundred more votes in the ballot box! -John
