Richard Brown
I do not see this as a vote with a promise of a conclusion if either option is chosen, but a vote indicating which option the community wants the Project to work towards.
BTW I really dislike the constant Brexit metaphors due to the deep personal impacts Brexit has, and likely will have, on my life and livelihood. Brexit is a topic I cannot discuss without significant heartache and tears. Therefore I’d personally appreciate if people could avoid bringing the comparison up unnecessarily.
Brexit impacts me personally and deeply upsets me too. So I'm genuinely sympathetic and sorry to prolong your discomfort. But I'm afraid problems are not solved by pretending they don't exist, or by not learning from history. I initially objected when the comparison between this openSUSE vote and the Brexit referendum was first made, on the grounds the two votes are obviously vastly different. But I have since realised that despite the enormous differences in the *topics* of the votes, there are many disturbing parallels in the *way* in which the votes are being held. A huge amount of grief caused by Brexit could have been avoided if the vote had been conducted in a way which ensured voters were crystal clear what outcome they were voting for. Surely this is obvious, especially with the benefit of hindsight. Let's not repeat the same mistake here. N�����r��y隊Z)z{.��k�7��맲��r��z�^�ˬz��N�(�֜��^� ޭ隊Z)z{.��k�7���0�����Ǩ�