Re: Binary choices, polling and so on (Re: objection to proposed change to "consensus")

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On 01/07/2006 09:02 AM, Harald Tveit Alvestrand allegedly wrote:
> That said... I like opinion polls, of various forms, and use them
> frequently (some would say "too frequently"... I guess I've demonstrated
> most of the bad sides of opinion polls over the years...).

a useful function

> In the good cases, they allow us to quickly and clearly distinguish the
> pattern of opponents and proponents. In the bad case, they confirm what
> we already knew - that the group is deadlocked and unable to make a
> decision.

that too

> That's the time to pull out Ted Hardie's RFC 3929 and look for some
> alternate methods - majority voting isn't listed there, and for good
> reason.

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