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<blockquote data-quote="covaithe" data-source="post: 4428457" data-attributes="member: 46559">We have tried to honor later posts expressing a change of opinion, yes, but if the automated vote count at the top of the thread is inaccurate, why have it?&nbsp; It's just misleading.&nbsp; There are two kinds of votes that I have in mind, and I think different rules may be called for for each of them.&nbsp; The first are specific proposals, such as proposing that a new player-created feat be added to the list of accepted content.&nbsp; Only judges vote on these.&nbsp; We don't have many of these now (which is good, because we don't have any judges, only facilitators), but once L4W gets going, the vast majority of votes will be this kind.&nbsp; The second are votes on important issues that affect the whole community, such as which setting to use.&nbsp; Everyone can vote in these.&nbsp; Right now, we have a lot of them because we're still defining a lot of the fundamentals of the gaming world, but after L4W gets going in earnest, these will trickle down to very few, possibly none.&nbsp; More later, real life obligations now.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="covaithe, post: 4428457, member: 46559"] We have tried to honor later posts expressing a change of opinion, yes, but if the automated vote count at the top of the thread is inaccurate, why have it? It's just misleading. There are two kinds of votes that I have in mind, and I think different rules may be called for for each of them. The first are specific proposals, such as proposing that a new player-created feat be added to the list of accepted content. Only judges vote on these. We don't have many of these now (which is good, because we don't have any judges, only facilitators), but once L4W gets going, the vast majority of votes will be this kind. The second are votes on important issues that affect the whole community, such as which setting to use. Everyone can vote in these. Right now, we have a lot of them because we're still defining a lot of the fundamentals of the gaming world, but after L4W gets going in earnest, these will trickle down to very few, possibly none. More later, real life obligations now. [/QUOTE]

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