hi & just for context, though my question is NOT about this case: On Wed, Aug 14, 2024 at 05:11:21PM +0200, Helmut Grohne wrote: > [...] I note that if > our proposed change #somebug to the Debian policy that has received six > seconds and one veto comes into effect I wonder if such a veto has any formal effect? If I recall correctly, "seconds" are an established procedure and vetos are certainly something to be listened once, but formally i think there's is no difference between a signed mail saying "I veto this." and another saying "I really really veto this and stamp loudly with my feet." IOW, anyone can veto anything, but a veto as such has no power on its own, right?
(and this is really not about #somebug, but about any policy bug.)
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