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On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 at 10:01 AM, Mark A. Matienzo <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > More to the point, no other decision about code4lib in terms of > "action" or "policy" has been made ever. This is new territory for us. It's not really that new. We've voted on tshirts, logos, and whether or not to have jobs.code4lib.org post here--perhaps other things that I'm forgetting. I'm not saying we need to vote on the anti-harassment policy to make it real--it's already real. Not everyone may respect it, but hopefully we'll all continue being nice people and won't have to worry about enforcing it. It's hard to imagine anyone being against it. Personally, I find it regrettable that it's even necessary, but it is what it is. Voting can be a nice way of testing the waters for something. I found the survey on the jobs.code4lib.org email posting very helpful. But voting on everything would get very tedious, and boring very quickly I imagine. code4lib has always seemed much more freeform than that to me. I really liked Bethany's description of lazy consensus [1] at the last conference. //Ed [1] http://nowviskie.org/2012/lazy-consensus/