ais523 wrote: > Well, one thing that worries me is that with democratisation possible > while voting isn't, the Assessor gets quite a lot of power over whether > ordinary proposals are adopted or not. (I am reminded of proposal 5707; > incidentally, it could have been defeated with 2 support at pretty much > any time in October, but nobody thought of retrying the original failed > attempt to democratise.)
I thought we did retry it, but the other side tried to resolve it first and were eventually found to have succeeded?
