On 01/17/2012 06:27 PM, Arkady English wrote: > And the thing here is that total votes DO matter. There are Tv = Vf+Va > voters, so if 1 person votes against (i.e. Va = 1) the highest > possible adoption index that could be reached is (T-1). Thus by > setting the adoption index greater than (T-1) a proposal can only pass > unanimously (even if T is unknown).
Okay, yes, it matters for chunking. But we shouldn't be passing high-powered proposals with such a thin quorum anyway, so I don't see it as a problem.
