Steve Bennett <stevage(a)gmail.com> wrote:
On 5/9/06, Philip Welch wrote:
Because then the judges (closing admins) have
discretionary power,
and in that situation, decisions are made by admin aristocracy, not
consensus.
Consensus already requires interpretation by admins, who have
discretinary power to ignore it.
Consensus really shouldn't be getting interepreted at all, however. To put it another
way, policies and guidelines are determined by consensus, so by definition the decisions
admins make are consensus. The presumption here is that admins are following policy. If
they aren't, they are ignoring consensus (behaving like aristocracy).~~~~Pro-Lick
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