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(last post: March 10, 2008 - 08:29)
Citizen #28:
Ugo Truffelli | > A theoretical question:
>
> Is it a wanted effect that by saying "the vote remains open until X days from today, or twenty-four hours after we reach a quorum of Y votes" it might happen, that the vote is over within 24 hours, given that the quorum is reached immediately after the vote opens? As long as a quorum Y is smaller than the number of all possibly voters, shouldn't it be guaranteed that the vote will be open for the aforementioned X days, because otherwise groups of 'fast' voters might be allowed to keep 'slow' voters from saying theirs?
could be... but it doesn't affect the result of the votation anyway... usually in politic is the minority who want the process slower...
I think the most equal process in this partocular case is:
"the vote remains open until X days from today, or after Z days if we reach a quorum of Y votes before the Z days, if we reach it after the Z days, the votation end after the X days"
I mean:
X days--> 15
Z days--> 10
start 1--2--3--4--5--6--7--8--9--10 -- 11--12--13--14--15 end
we reach the quorum between the 2nd or the 9th day --> the end oof the votation is the 10th day
we reach the quorum the 10th or after the 10th --> the end of the votation is the 15th day
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