Forum:Amendment to voting policies: Difference between revisions

::That works for me. -- '''[[User:C.Syde65|<font color="maroon">C.Syde</font>]]''' ([[User talk:C.Syde65|<font color="black">talk</font>]] &#124; [[:Special:Contributions/C.Syde65|<font color="black">contribs</font>]]) 07:21, October 15, 2014 (UTC)

:::I do sort of feel that it might be a good idea to keep some sort of maximum vote length like the two week rule we have at the moment just to ensure that a vote doesnt stretch on too long but I wouldnt call it a huge priority, but if this is the case I'd also like to see something in regards to ending votes early if they have an overwhelming majority, just to speed the process along a bit. Essentially what I'm trying to get across is ''"votes must be a minimum length of x (three-five days?) and a maximum length of y (again, keeping it at the current two weeks seems fair, but then again I can barely recall seeing a single vote need to go for this long), but in the case of an overwhelming majority (we'd need to make some sort of definition of this, ~80%+ one way?) a vote can be closed early."'' I feel like this would make voting more efficient while at the same time allowing for more time for thought on important issues. In addition, in regards to who can start a vote, I'd lean towards administrators, trusted users (in most cases this is just rollbacks) and contributors who have had a large say in the discussion. Everything else looks fine to me, at least. {{WHsig|06:25, October 23, 2014 (UTC)}}