View Full Version : What should the minimum level of support be to consider a government proposal
ravensfire Feb 29, 2008, 01:08 PM This is part 2 of a two part question.
If we decide to require a minimum level of support for a faction to submit a government proposal, what is that minimum level? The following options have been proposed:
2 Members - The faction must have two members to submit a proposal
3 Members - The faction must have three members to submit a proposal
5% of Census - The faction must have members at least equal to 5% of the census to submit a proposal.
Other - Please list your proposal
Abstain - I don't care
Please also vote in the first poll (http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=265463), asking the question of if there should be a minimum level of support. Please vote in both polls!
The poll option with the most votes shall direct our course.
Link to discussion thread (http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=265341)
-- Ravensfire
ravensfire Feb 29, 2008, 01:13 PM The idea of a minimum level of support is elitist nonsense. As such, if we require a minimum level of support, I simple don't care what it is. All proposals are equally poor.
-- Ravensfire
Provolution Feb 29, 2008, 02:21 PM I think there should be a minimum of three players to form a faction, we are not to vote for one or two man governments under any circumstance in this game.
dutchfire Feb 29, 2008, 02:54 PM The idea of a minimum level of support is elitist nonsense. As such, if we require a minimum level of support, I simple don't care what it is. All proposals are equally poor.
-- Ravensfire
Agreed, but though all proposals are principally wrong, at least we can try to chose the least wrong option.
Provolution Feb 29, 2008, 03:30 PM 3 could also be seen as 5 % out of a census of 60, which is a bit away still.
But 3 is needed to at least make a faction, which I at least consider as a group.
Also, why did not the players supporing option of "one", propose that instead? Anyways, the vast majority do not see 3 as a minimum as an elitist choice. Maybe it is the other way around.
Bertie Mar 01, 2008, 11:08 AM One. Why is this even an issue? If a faction is poorly conceived it doesn't matter whether it has 1 or 3 members; it's unlikely to live a long life unless it offers something positive to the game. And if a faction is contributing and adding enjoyment to the game, what purpose is served by bean-counting it to death?
Provolution Mar 01, 2008, 11:11 AM It is an issue, some of us would like to see well crafted factions to choose from, I can't see what is wrong with that.
ravensfire Mar 03, 2008, 06:31 PM As per the compromise in the other thread, please change my vote from Abstain to 2.
Thanks,
-- Ravensfire
Strider Mar 03, 2008, 06:36 PM As per the compromise in the other thread, please change my vote from Abstain to 2.
Thanks,
-- Ravensfire
Please change mine from 5% to 2.
Rik Meleet Mar 04, 2008, 02:42 AM As per the compromise in the other thread, please change my vote from Abstain to 2.
Thanks,
-- Ravensfire
Please change mine from 5% to 2.
Oh dear, editting pollvotes creates a small problem with clarity. The names will still stay with the original option, while the bars and numbers will show the change. IMHO it it wiser to close this poll and re-create the poll in a new thread.
However, if you don't mind that you cannot blindly trust the poll with regard to the names connected to the votes I am of course willing to do so. Just let me know (easiest for us to re-report the ravensfire post, number 8 ).
|
|