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{{@|Hewer}} You should make a proposal for it. Though, I'd specify whether you're referring to axing both rules 4 & 5 or just rule 5. If you're referring to just axing rule 5, I'd agree it could be used to bully others into not voting or having votes removed and should be removed for being too subjective and speculative. That said, I believe rule 4 has some merit since tangential comments, heavy sarcasm, and other misleading or irrelevant quips being used as reasoning is in inherently bad faith and if you can prove the vote is such, then the removal of the vote would be valid. Though, I can see that rule could also be seen as speculative and subjective too since most votes don't provide enough evidence of bad faith for removing them to be fair to the voter. I'd also recommend making a proposal about rewriting rule 15 to allow for proposals for creating articles without limitation since it's not easy to gauge if there is major enough disagreement against it. It also feels silly to not allow proposals for creations of articles when split proposals are basically proposals for creations of new articles.--{{User:Pizza Master/sig}} 17:20, September 30, 2024 (EDT) | {{@|Hewer}} You should make a proposal for it. Though, I'd specify whether you're referring to axing both rules 4 & 5 or just rule 5. If you're referring to just axing rule 5, I'd agree it could be used to bully others into not voting or having votes removed and should be removed for being too subjective and speculative. That said, I believe rule 4 has some merit since tangential comments, heavy sarcasm, and other misleading or irrelevant quips being used as reasoning is in inherently bad faith and if you can prove the vote is such, then the removal of the vote would be valid. Though, I can see that rule could also be seen as speculative and subjective too since most votes don't provide enough evidence of bad faith for removing them to be fair to the voter. I'd also recommend making a proposal about rewriting rule 15 to allow for proposals for creating articles without limitation since it's not easy to gauge if there is major enough disagreement against it. It also feels silly to not allow proposals for creations of articles when split proposals are basically proposals for creations of new articles.--{{User:Pizza Master/sig}} 17:20, September 30, 2024 (EDT) | ||