Achievements and tales woe?
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I don't understand this argument coming up that people don't want to see posts made about finding a codestone, etc. Was that a big problem when we did have AaToW and I missed it? I think any regular members understand that it's reserved for more "worthy" achievements (painting, lab map, beating NQII on Insane). We could put an etiquette sticky up at the top and mention that truly minor achievements/woes (majority of random events) posted would be deleted.
Spivsy, Jazzy has been busy with end of year exams, so I can understand her waiting. Also, less than 10 precent of the forum members have voted as of now. Finally, Neocolours isn't really a democracy, it is a benevolent Dictatorship . If Kamil, for example (don't kill me Kamil) didn't want a AaToW board, she could erase the forum tonight, and that would be that. Even if it was, t hings take time. We should just chill and let Jazzy do things on her own timeclock.
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I don't tend to go on straight majorities; 50-49 is also a majority, but hardly a clear indication of what people want. So, I was actually waiting for a two-thirds majority, because:
- I suspect many people don't mind it as it is and won't vote; the people most likely to vote are ones who want a change.
- I don't normally act on a straight majority- it has to be stronger than that.
- I've had five exams in two days and fiddling with the forum was not my utmost priority.
I suppose 64% is close enough to two-thirds. And while NC may be democratic, I suspect it does not uphold enough of the tenets of democracy to actually be a democracy; don't try and say that it is in order to force me into acting
- I suspect many people don't mind it as it is and won't vote; the people most likely to vote are ones who want a change.
- I don't normally act on a straight majority- it has to be stronger than that.
- I've had five exams in two days and fiddling with the forum was not my utmost priority.
I suppose 64% is close enough to two-thirds. And while NC may be democratic, I suspect it does not uphold enough of the tenets of democracy to actually be a democracy; don't try and say that it is in order to force me into acting
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