At 10:24 PM +0100 on 12/7/99, M. Uli Kusterer wrote:
>>Alain: While I am quite satisfied with FreeCard, I
>>have no objections to extending the vote.
>
>Folks,
>
> the vote ran over two weeks. I think who didn't vote in that amount of
>time didn't want to ... I'm not sure I'm all for going around and extending
>votes, as we've already cancelled the vote once, and it is starting to feel
>like we just promoted our un-decisiveness one level up.
Right. Damn it, we voted. This is the second ballot. It is conclusive, it
is valid, it is closed.
The name is FreeCard, less any legal objections.
>
> But as extending the vote doesn't mean dropping already submitted votes,
>I'd say we can do it *this last time*.
No. We'll be doing it "this last time" forever. Indecisiveness will get us
nowhere.
FreeCard is the development name, and probably the release name. Maybe we
can argue on a release name, but only when we've got something to release!
And only if a full half says not to use FreeCard.
Let's put our feet down and say "Enough!" the vote is over. We've made a
decision. Now let's stick to it.
