* Russ Allbery <rra@debian.org> [2021-09-28 09:04]:
6. If voting is started prior to two weeks after the original proposal via a call for a vote by a member of the Technical Committee, but another member of the Technical Committee objects more than two weeks after the original proposal but before the vote completes, the vote is still canceled. All members of the Technical Committee are then given 24 hours to add new ballot options or modify or withdraw the ballot options they have proposed. During this period no one may call for a vote. Following that 24 hour period, a new voting period automatically starts and cannot be canceled.Basically, there is a scenario where the vote could be canceled but the subsequent ensuing discussion period during which members can change their ballot options is so short as to be unfair (some of the committee is asleep) or unusable.
What do you think of the following:
6. If a vote is canceled later than 13 days after the original
proposal, the mandatory vote will be postponed and start 24 hours
after the time of cancellation. Until then, no one may call for
another vote.
Cheers
Timo
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