On Wed, 2008-07-16 at 11:10 -0600, Ian Kelly wrote: > It's not broken. As I noted in the other thread, an ordinary decision > that is vetoed once becomes democratic and is no longer eligible for > veto. > > -root Ah, yes, the rules seem to back you up on that; still, I was contractually obligated to make the attempt.
Of course, what might be really interesting would be an antiveto that lowered AI by 1; AI<1 proposals could be interesting, as could making proposals insufficiently powerful so they couldn't do what they were meant to be able to do. -- ais523
