Entrance Vote for HTTP Factories Ending Today

[Joe Ferguson]

Hello all,

I'm going to be unavailable to be around to close the Entrance Vote for HTTP Factories at the close time (13:00 UTC today) So I wanted to send out an update that if you haven't voted yet, please do. I will close the vote later tonight and will only count votes that are before the close time.

Unless as substantial number change their vote, the vote will pass. 

Current Vote Numbers:

Number of Non-Voters		11
Positive Votes		27
Negative Votes		0
Abstain Votes		1
Voters		28
Total Number of Members		39
Quorum Number		13
Quorum Met		Yes
Percentage Voted		72%
Percentage of Voters Positive		96%
Percentage of Voters Negative		0%
Percentage of Members Voted Positive		69%
Percentage of Members Voted Negative		0%
Sponsor		Roman Tsjupa
Secretary		Joe Ferguson
Finish Date		14/06/2016 13:00 UTC
Passing (Over 50% of cast votes & Quorum)		Yes
Over 50% of Members Voted Positive		Yes

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[Joe Ferguson]

Hello everyone,

The vote has closed and passed with the same details as sent earlier.

[Michael Cullum]

There have been discussions between the working groups of the HTTP Factories PSR and Simple Cache PSR about the numbering. The Simple Cache team requested they could use the number PSR-16 as PSR-6 is normal cache and it has a certain harmony to it. The HTTP Factories WG agreed to this.

We (secretaries) saw no huge issue with this so we're waiting until the Simple Cache PSR passes the day after tomorrow (as it will pass unless anything dramatically changes) at which point we'll assign them both numbers at the same time with the requests for different numbers observed. If Simple Cache doesn't pass then HTTP Factories will just be announced as PSR-16 as normal.

If there are any objections to this then please say.

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[Paul Jones]

> On Jun 14, 2016, at 17:22, Michael Cullum <m...@michaelcullum.com> wrote:
>
> There have been discussions between the working groups of the HTTP Factories PSR and Simple Cache PSR about the numbering. The Simple Cache team requested they could use the number PSR-16 as PSR-6 is normal cache and it has a certain harmony to it. The HTTP Factories WG agreed to this.
>
> We (secretaries) saw no huge issue with this so we're waiting until the Simple Cache PSR passes the day after tomorrow (as it will pass unless anything dramatically changes) at which point we'll assign them both numbers at the same time with the requests for different numbers observed. If Simple Cache doesn't pass then HTTP Factories will just be announced as PSR-16 as normal.
>
> If there are any objections to this then please say.

I think this is a nice touch. No objection, and good form!


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[Larry Garfield]

On 06/14/2016 05:22 PM, Michael Cullum wrote:
> There have been discussions between the working groups of the HTTP
> Factories PSR and Simple Cache PSR about the numbering. The Simple
> Cache team requested they could use the number PSR-16 as PSR-6 is
> normal cache and it has a certain harmony to it. The HTTP Factories WG
> agreed to this.
>
> We (secretaries) saw no huge issue with this so we're waiting until
> the Simple Cache PSR passes the day after tomorrow (as it will pass
> unless anything dramatically changes) at which point we'll assign them
> both numbers at the same time with the requests for different numbers
> observed. If Simple Cache doesn't pass then HTTP Factories will just
> be announced as PSR-16 as normal.
>
> If there are any objections to this then please say.

If all the involved Editors/Sponsors are OK with it, I have no problem
with the Secretaries, er, doing the paperwork out of order. :-)

(Cute North/South Dakota reference...)

--Larry Garfield

[Larry Garfield]

Realization: This would also make the PSR-7 follow up, HTTP factories,
PSR-17. It could start a trend!

--Larry Garfield

[Woody Gilk]

That wasn't a mistake Larry! 😉

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[Matteo Beccati]

Hi Joe,

just for the records, does your "27" count include the rogue vote for
Composer from someone who's definitely not Jordi?


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On 14/06/2016 23:30, Joe Ferguson wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> The vote has closed and passed with the same details as sent earlier.
>
> On Tuesday, June 14, 2016, Joe Ferguson <j...@joeferguson.me

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[Joe Ferguson]

Matteo,

I did not count that vote since Jordi had already cast a vote for Composer.

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[Joe Ferguson]

Upon reviewing the voting thread and comparing with our voting spreadsheet. It appears that a vote for Stash was counted when Robert did not cast a vote in the voting thread. This explains why my report included an extra vote that Dracony's did not.

The correct voting reports (as reported by Dracony in the previous thread)

+1 - 26

+0 - 1

Sorry for the confusion and the classic off by one error. I'll try not to get involved in any land wars in Asia.