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From: Jonathan Turkanis (technews_at_[hidden])
Date: 2005-03-07 13:55:18


David Abrahams wrote:

>> People who have not yet voted are now more likely vote for the
>> currently posted top candidates. I for one would have voted
>> differently now than before, please remove the list.
>
> Well, now Joel and Jeff Garland have both told me by private mail that
> there doesn't seem to be anything wrong with having a discussion about
> what's worth voting for, and I am basically convinced. I think
> certain aspects of the logo are more important than others and should
> be considered. But before I start blurting out any specifics, let's
> hear from the group. Is there any reason we shouldn't talk about how
> to choose? We do almost everything at boost by public consensus. Why
> not this time?

I think it's beneficial to discuss this stuff here. For example, I really like
logo XXX, but I think the current background color makes it a poor choice. We've
already tentatively agreed that color changes can be made after acceptance, but
if I find out that people who voted for XXX love the current background color,
then I'm I'm inclined not to vote for it since it likely won't be changed after
acceptance.

Jonathan


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