[sakai2-tcc] ROLL CALL VOTE: override objections to retaining Hybrid patches in Login and Providers

[Aaron Zeckoski]

Does no one else here see a problem with the fact that 2 of the people
most involved with the core of the Sakai 2 codebase voted against this
code change and yet it still went in?

It seems like the override thing is being used far too much for my
comfort. Whatever happened to actually addressing concerns? Instead we
are just ignoring them and proceeding like they don't matter. I mean,
if I am just going to be overridden whenever I express concerns then I
am thinking my time is better spent elsewhere.

-AZ


On Mon, Nov 15, 2010 at 2:00 PM, Seth Theriault <slt at columbia.edu> wrote:
> Anthony Whyte wrote:
>
>> MOTION
>>
>> This is a public, on-list vote on the following question:
>>
>> "Shall the TCC override objections to retaining the inclusion
>> of hybrid patches to login (SAK-17223) and providers
>> (SAK-17222) that were merged to 2.8.x for inclusion in the
>> upcoming sakai-2.8.0 release."
>
> The voting for this override is now (long) over. Here is the
> final vote tally:
>
> -- Voting YES (12)
>
> Noah Botimer
> Alan Berg
> Matthew Buckett
> John Bush
> Matthew Jones
> Beth Kirschner
> John Lewis
> Megan May
> Charles Severance
> Steve Swinsburg
> Seth Theriault
> Anthony Whyte
>
> -- Voting NO (2)
>
> David Horwitz
> Aaron Zeckoski
>
> -- Not Voting (1)
>
> Jean-Francois Leveque
>
> By virtue of 12 YES votes, the -1 "blocker" vote is overridden
> and the 2.8 Hybrid Patches for Login and Providers proposal is
> approved.
>
> Seth
>
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