on 2/16/07 8:21 AM, Thomas Dalton at thomas.dalton(a)gmail.com wrote:
On Wikipedia "consensus" is used to mean
"consensus of people that
decided to express an opinion". We don't hold referendums on policy
decisions. Every time a proposal for a new system of selecting admins
has been discussed, it has been rejected. That is a consensus to keep
things pretty much as they are. It's possible that some new proposal
might gain approval, but none have so far.
I realize I am straying from the main subject of this thread, but I wanted
to ask a question based on what was said above. When a new proposal (in
whatever area) is presented, how and where is the final decision made as to
whether that proposal becomes policy or not; and who ultimately makes it?
Marc Riddell