No, they should have used a standard process for general resolutions and not special cased it. Which is what they did. They have a constitution and a democratic

No, they should have used a standard process for general resolutions and not special cased it. Which is what they did. They have a constitution and a democratic process that requires proposals, seconding, a period of open discussion, and then a vote. They agreed on their voting system in advance exactly to handle cases where the vote might be contentious.