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Why was that an option? What was the voting results otherwise? So many questions
by vmception 5y ago
Why was that an option?
What was the voting results otherwise?
So many questions
- Macha 5y agoYou can count it up yourself without the exclusions, voting on wikimedia is just editing the talk page to include your comment with the word Oppose/Support and a signature. The raw counts are: Strongly support: 35 (+1 with no icon, not sure if this got counted) Support: 192 (+1 with no icon) Weakly support: 4 Weakly oppose: 5 Oppose: 86 Strongly oppose: 20 So the "raw" figures are 233 to 111 or 68%, still a clear majority and not that different from the 72% "anti-astroturfing" figure. I'd also point out that voting on wikipedia is also non-binding.
- vmception 5y agoThanks! That makes me more comfortable with how they normalized the data. It wasnt like a “FCC Net Neutrality” result at all