-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 03/23/2013 10:23 PM, Don deJuan wrote:
From a non TU's perspective D.R. was the only one who could publicly state why greysky should not be a TU, and the rest of the sheeple just followed the "old and grumpy" man, at least that is "public" appearance of this whole thing. As been stated already there have been some TU's I have seen fly through that do not even appear as active as greysky is as a non TU. To me and maybe I just love a good story, but there seems more behind the denial than was publicly discussed.
There's another way of interpreting this--and I'm not saying it's right, either morally or factually. I'm just throwing it out as a possibility. One way of group decision-making is by majority vote. Another is by super-majority, meaning that the proportion needed to approve is higher than 50%. Finally, there is consensus, in which everyone must agree--or at least acquiesce. As I read this, it sounds like the written rules might call for a majority vote, but that an unwritten rule calls for consensus. It's perfectly legitimate to organize based on a consensus requirement. But if that's the case, my thought is that it should be stated as such, and time ought to be allocated to allow for extended consensus-building (which can be an arduous process). I don't know what voting mechanism is used. I was guessing--without looking--that trusted users were indicating their votes by email, hardly an anonymous process. If that's the case, then asking the reason for a particular vote may seem legitimate. If, however, the votes are anonymous, asking reasons can actually serve to compromise that anonymity, since voters may unwittingly or unwillingly compromise themselves with an open-ended response. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.19 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJRTrCbAAoJELJhbl/uPb4SRaAQALicnDel2CbuikOfifs0OcFs Dh/76+oVMhGxmsWkzWk0Te0AjqtaOP5ETr8VTK3/OXDGvLbYMuhwTsugFdHpxukn Rsd1Z3ohf+ErSug/dhaYx6VGx0fTOeU46SRViDryu/Q7uF954OalQvdcWWF5T8gY hNeFmasbe0d1Ja81Xy5C5zxNQ2CyiO//M7wHjWQukEPEmqFbNFEBRcN6J5rNFlND NffyqgkEEXZNXCPtjxWNXzsEFtDOLy5bsO+bO1SLx87ElOX4NiaVGX6CeTRzOy5r sp4V269UIlud0B0k4dY9kxBjrDw5zw2mrjY7ABZZ82N6xA94F0QTFXQqg+F5sTbm AAfvsGlK13ZmW5fQ9HDPGeUXlkHrLpY+nu5YUJ4oJYt5U52bpZd7mhum7hJuhUau hvDjEbtavB19VA5DzCKRkPrZRVzceiErldGW/XsfQ782MPNzG2aUgNT9hTn7nBHB f+MbZmYmCdD4ifAyVJamKBvTbTk4z9F5rhCRGzqdDKdooIPccuepK9q8mDx7ZMfE RXNteZVCeYrgaGZtnuY8HKgsUSc5uoLCIceSH7qoBv6hSIYrR2eDlShj5k1q+bfb itsIaYZcvT8nXTvZtdZky9IQLpUtsN5PY8wV69cNIupkugB1JAzh/8SmV0wzvFUW VD5OrWqSGjLGDTwydCgR =els0 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----