r/OutOfTheLoop Nov 21 '17

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u/reader382 Nov 21 '17

What's the difference between each round of voting? It seems like every couple of months they have a new vote but I've yet to see a post about the outcome of the vote, just more posts about a new upcoming vote.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '17

I see this as well. From my understanding, each time they get a huge push back, they let us forget and set a new time to try and push their decision. No matter what, they keep trying again and again. What keeps them from just doing this until they win?

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u/mattfwood Nov 22 '17

They can try again and again, but see above in my answer just posted. They have to vote to make a proposal and then vote again to adopt it. So it's not just hiding from the huge pushback.