[IBL] comments on mid-season ballot

[Todd Morgan]

I'm more than willing to start calling people "douchebag", if that'll help.

An easier solution is for someone to kick Hartjes in the nuts.

Todd


On Sat, Jul 26, 2014 at 11:10 AM, <misterpele at comcast.net> wrote:

> I agree with Kevin. This isn't the IBL I remember ;)..
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> From: greenbergk at gmail.com
> To: sweda at ibl.org
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> Sent: 2014-07-26 11:16:13 GMT
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> Subject: Re: [IBL] comments on mid-season ballot
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> I'm very disappointed.  Woke up this morning expecting a long series of
> personal attacks.   Preferably accusing people of bad faith.
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> C'mon people, start behaving horribly!!!!!
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> On Saturday, July 26, 2014, Sean Sweda <sweda at ibl.org> wrote:
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>> On Jul 26, 2014, at 4:25 AM, Noel Steere wrote:
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>> > I'm afraid I don't understand this distinction regarding a "moving
>> target".  If we vote to accept the current BF rules, there's no guarantee
>> they'll ever be changed, so why not allow a clear improvement to be voted
>> on simultaneously as well?
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>> Because there are at least 2 dozen other people who could chime in with
>> their own ideas about improving the ballot.  All it takes is a few people
>> to propose contradictory modifications or for someone to propose a change
>> after votes have already been cast and the whole process quickly turns into
>> a giant mess.  The call for ballot proposals was sent almost a month ago
>> and it clearly indicated there would be a proposal to switch to BF.
>>  Additionally, the ballot was available in draft form for an entire week
>> leading up to the voting period, during which multiple changes were made
>> based on feedback.  We've passed the point in our process where
>> modifications can be made.
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>> Sean
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