Add the new voting rules of the SIP Process #632
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Thanks to @dwijnand for helping me out with the wording 👍 |
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| 3. Provide them feedback from the discussions in the meetings, and | |||
| 4. Explain the latest progress in every meeting. | |||
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| SIP meetings are scheduled montly by the Process Lead, and require a quorum of | |||
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These are the updated voting rules. I have cherry-picked some examples to show
how they work. The examples are illustrated for a Committee of 9 members
instead of 8, which is our current size. I've chosen an odd number to
illustrate the voting rules for Committee sizes whose 50% is not a natural number.
Suggestions are very much welcome!
@SethTisue, you may be interested in having a look.
Review by @odersky | @SethTisue | @heathermiller.