Board Thread:Site Discussions/@comment-4548659-20141016234340/@comment-26567650-20141112235038

Genesjs wrote: SonicTheHedgehogDude wrote: Alright, going to make polls to end this. This discussion went too long.

Before I continue, I must warn you that this for informational purposes only. Whenever I link this, do not tell me it's violation of the policy, as the said statement would be invalid.

Should we relax, enforce or remove the swearing rule in the chatroom, mainspace or both? Majority vote will pass. Relax rule in Chatroom Relax rule in Mainspace Relax rule in Both Chatroom and Mainspace Enforce rule in Chatroom Enforce rule in Mainspace Enforce rule in Both Chatroom and Mainspace Remove rule in Chatroom Remove rule in Mainspace Remove rule in Both Chatroom and Mainspace Absolutely not

Relax: some more swear worlds will be allowed

Enforce: only the three words (crap, piss, hell) allowed

'''Remove: self-explanatory ''' The answer will greatly affect the next poll, which will include the following words...

If rule relaxed, what swear words should be allowed? Will need 20 votes to pass. (Part I) Goddamn, God damn or otherwise Damn, Damned or otherwise Badass Ass Kickass Dumbass Retard, Retarded or otherwise Faggot Shit Fuck

Requested swear words that should be on this poll will follow on Part II Why should this be settled by majority vote? If we can't come to a clear consensus on something, we shouldn't change anything at all - we've had no problems closing previous Site Discussions like that before. This Wiki primarily runs on community consensus in all debates that directly influence the site in some way. Why force a change under these circumstances?

I went under these circumstances as the community failed to reach a consensus for almost a month. People are were still divided over their opinion and they are complaining to end the discussion soon. Thus, the polls were created to get a whole response in a quick and orderly manner, instead of arguing for another month on what we should do. This is not the first time polls were used