Re: FYI, Secret Ballots Proposal is Likely to Die for Lack of Support

2022-02-18 Thread Charles Plessy
On Wed, Feb 16, 2022 at 03:34:09PM -0700, Sam Hartman wrote: > > My take is there's not currently enough support on debian-vote to bring > it to a vote. > I'd want to see several additional people express support on debian-vote > before I'd feel comfortable proposing a GR. Hi Sam, thank you ver

Re: FYI, Secret Ballots Proposal is Likely to Die for Lack of Support

2022-02-18 Thread Jeroen Ploemen
On Wed, 16 Feb 2022 15:34:09 -0700 Sam Hartman wrote: > I'd want to see several additional people express support on > debian-vote before I'd feel comfortable proposing a GR. Sam, I was unaware of the discussion taking place but very much support your efforts towards secret ballots. Every voter

Re: FYI, Secret Ballots Proposal is Likely to Die for Lack of Support

2022-02-17 Thread Gerardo Ballabio
Sam Hartman wrote: > Personally, I don't know if those are important enough to vote on unless they are attached to something else. I understand your point, but I'd still prefer that uncorrelated issues be discussed and voted separately. And since the Debian Constitution is such an important docum

Re: FYI, Secret Ballots Proposal is Likely to Die for Lack of Support

2022-02-16 Thread Sam Hartman
> "Richard" == Richard Laager writes: Richard> Your secret ballots proposal had some other procedural Richard> housekeeping bits in it, like dealing with overrides for Richard> the secretary. How do you feel about the consensus on that? I think we're fairly close to a proposal th

Re: FYI, Secret Ballots Proposal is Likely to Die for Lack of Support

2022-02-16 Thread Richard Laager
Your secret ballots proposal had some other procedural housekeeping bits in it, like dealing with overrides for the secretary. How do you feel about the consensus on that? -- Richard