This is round four, and itās fitting that we have four names remaining:
Elsewhere, with 50% of the vote.
Commentariat, with 30%.
MutantUnderground, with 28%
Adhocracy, with 25%
Please keep in mind that in the previous poll, you were allowed to choose two. This time, you have but only one vote to give, although weāll still have one more round with the final two, and then a round to choose a TLD to go with the final choice. Weāll run this poll for two weeks, or until everyone has voted, whichever comes last first.
Iām sticking with Adhocracy but Iām mainly at the point where I want to get this settled.
Do we really need another round with the final two? Iād prefer to take this as the final round, especially if thereās a clear winner, and then a quick vote on TLDs.
Well, if (the collective) you would finally pick the right name, then we could get on with it.
Seriously though, if there is a clear enough winner, Iād be OK with skipping the final naming round and moving on to the TLD round. Iām open for discussion either way, but Iām reluctant to put it to a vote.
Wow, arewethereyet works on so many levels! I think we should restart the whole voting process so that we can include it. Perhaps we could form a subcommittee or five to make sure the voting goes smoothly�
According to https://bbs.elsewhere.cafe/about, 139 total users.
(And 90 active in the last seven days - which isnāt what youāre asking, but is a useful indicator.)
ā¦that suggest that of the 138 users, we can expect 65 to 74 to be active (and thus see this poll) each day. It looks likely that that 90 above is close to the value for the āregular poolā that those 65-74 appear from (Iām using the 7 day, 30 day takes it to 108).
(TLDR: We got 138 users, but from the data culled above, I believe that 90 (or so) is the reasonable maximum number we can expect to see this vote, so while 79%-68% of our daily turnover have voted (which is good), 51/90 is the inclusive ratio to measure against: 61% of our 90 āreasonable maximumā users have voted. Please do check my arithmetic and assumptions.)
[Edit for honesty: if we used the 30 day max, instead of the 7 day one, the voting percentage is (currently) 47%. Iād be happier with not waiting until we get a ā30 day averageā of votes, though.]