Re: What next?
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Hi,
>>"Raul" == Raul Miller <moth@debian.org> writes:
Raul> Well, no one has sponsored my proposal to amend the constitution.
Raul> And, no one has issued any other proposals to fix the ambiguities
Raul> of the constitution.
Raul> The big question is: what should be done, to advance Manoj+Branden's
Raul> proposals?
Raul> I hadn't proposed a full set of constitutional amendments to enable
Raul> those proposals (trying to keep things simple), and maybe that's why
Raul> the resounding silence.
Actually, since I had disconnected during the long debate that
progressed here, there was a lot of material to cover, and
digest. And I still think I would not be able to defend the method to
someone uninitiated; I need to go look for the papers on the voting
methods to be sure of my footing on this.
However, I am willing to trust Raul and AJ to have researched
the underlying method, and the language is clean and understandable,
and thus I am willing to be a second for this proposal.
manoj
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