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On 05/09/2018 12:24 AM, Alexandre Oliva wrote:
He could be, but in the absence of clarification on the record, could one just proceed and run him over? Or is arbitrary interpretation of objectors' intentions part of the rules too? How does that compare with my allegedly breaking the rules for interpreting others' objections in narrower ways they claim they meant them? In the presence of one unwithdrawn apparent objection (let's dismiss RMS's in-comments objection for the sake of the argument), raised over a period of 48 hours, what do the rules state? Do we have consensus, or do we not?
No you cannot compare DJ's unambiguous objection to the joke to Ondrej's most likely tongue in cheek remark (Trump == joke, etc.). In any case I already agreed that in hindsight RMS should have been looped into the conversation before pushing the change.
Siddhesh
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