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Revision as of 12:06, 13 March 2005
The following is an attempt to address the fiasco caused by Wikipedia:Arbitration policy/Proposed amendment ratification vote.
Votes shall open at 00:01 14 March 2005 UTC; votes for individual amendments shall close at 23:59 28 March 2005 UTC. Those amendments with at least 80% support and at least 100 votes in total at this point shall be considered to have passed and will be implemented in Wikipedia:Arbitration policy. Those without 80% support or without 100 votes in total shall be considered to have failed and may be subject to a revote at a later date when any concerns raised in the vote for that amendment have been addressed.
Please direct significant discussion to the talk page.
Amendment A1
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Jurisdiction
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- 2. Where a dispute has not gone through Mediation, the Arbitrators may refer the dispute to the Mediation Committee if it believes Mediation is likely to help.
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- 2. Where a dispute has not gone through Mediation, or the earlier steps in the dispute resolution process, the Committee may reject, suggesting that such steps should be taken first, if they believe that it is likely to help.
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Amendment A2
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- 7. The Committee has jurisdiction over the official mailing list "WikiEN-l" and the English Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/) only; its jurisdiction does not cover the IRC channels, private email exchanges, nor any other arena of conflict or dispute.
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Amendment A2.1
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- 7. The Committee has jurisdiction over the official mailing list "WikiEN-l" and the English Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/) only; its jurisdiction does not cover the IRC channels, private email exchanges, nor any other arena of conflict or dispute.
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: 7. The Committee has jurisdiction over the official mailing list "WikiEN-l" and the English Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/) only; its jurisdiction does not cover the IRC channels, private email exchanges, nor any other arena of conflict or dispute. IRC evidence and evidence gathered from private e-mails may, however, be used to support a claim being made about actions on Wikipedia itself.
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Amendment A3
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- 8. As a body reporting to the Wikimedia Foundation Board, which has the ability to direct the Committee to reach a verdict or otherwise act in a particular way, the Committee has no jurisdiction over the members of the Board.
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Amendment A3.1
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- 8. As a body reporting to the Wikimedia Foundation Board, which has the ability to direct the Committee to reach a verdict or otherwise act in a particular way, the Committee has no jurisdiction over the members of the Board.
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- 8. As a body reporting to the Wikimedia Foundation Board, which has the ability to direct the Committee to reach a verdict or otherwise act in a particular way, the Committee has no jurisdiction over the members of the Board when acting in an official capacity.
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Amendment A4
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- 9. Developers are similarly considered to act as agents of the Foundation and so the Committee has no jurisdiction over the members of the Development Committee.
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Amendment A4.1
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- 9. Developers are similarly considered to act as agents of the Foundation and so the Committee has no jurisdiction over the members of the Development Committee.
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- 9. Developers are similarly considered to act as agents of the Foundation and so the Committee has no jurisdiction over the members of the Development Committee when acting in an official capacity.
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Amendment B1
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Requests
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- The Arbitrators will accept a case if four or more Arbitrators have voted to hear it. The Arbitrators will reject a case if one week has passed without this occurring AND four or more Arbitrators have voted not to hear it. Individual Arbitrators will provide a rationale for their vote if so moved, or if specifically requested.
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- The Arbitrators will accept a case if four or more Arbitrators have voted to hear it. The Arbitrators will reject a case if four or more Arbitrators have voted not to hear it. Individual Arbitrators will provide a rationale for their vote if so moved, or if specifically requested.
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Amendment C1
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Hearing
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- Litigants involved in cases heard by the Arbitration Committee will present their cases and evidenceon a page titled something like "Case of [Username]". Litigants shall be defined as the user or users named in the case or any advocates they identify.
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- Litigants involved in cases heard by the Arbitration Committee will present their cases and evidence as directed on a sub-page of the case page, itself a sub-page of Requests for Arbitration, titled as "[Username]" or "[UsernameA] vs. [UsernameB]" or the like, at the discretion of the Arbitrator responsible for opening the case. Litigants shall be defined as the user or users named in the case or any advocates they identify.
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Amendment D1
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Judgment
Rename Section to "Judgement" (oops)
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Amendment D2
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Judgment
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- Once the hearing has ended, the Arbitrators will release one or more detailed Arbitrators' opinions on the case. The Arbitrators will also release a judgment detailing their resolution to the dispute, which will be binding. The Arbitrators will seek to reach consensus amongst themselves on this remedy. If consensus can not be reached, a vote will be taken, with the view of the majority of the Arbitrators prevailing. Majority shall be defined as a decision supported by more than 50% of all Arbitrators who were active at the time the decision was made (see Wikipedia:Arbitration Committee for the current number of active members). If no option has majority support, no decision will be made, and no action will be taken.
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- Once the hearing has ended, the Arbitrators will construct an consensus opinion made out of Principles (general statements about policy), Findings of Fact (findings specific to the case), Remedies (binding Decrees on what should be done), and Enforcements (conditional Decrees on what can further be done if the terms are met). Each part will be subject to a simple-majority vote amongst active non-recused Arbitrators, the list of active members being that listed on Wikipedia:Arbitration Committee. Dissenting votes for and opinions on parts that pass will be noted. In the event of no options for action gaining majority support, no decision will be made, and no action will be taken.
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Amendment E1
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Amendment
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- Amendments to the policy are subject to the following rules:
- Exact suggested wording changes should be suggested on a page, and the presence of the page made well known.
- Discussion should continue for at least a fortnight.
- A small straw-poll should be taken of those discussing the suggested amendment; if there is strong support (>70%) for this amendment to go to a vote, a widely-announced full vote should be taken.
- The vote shall be considered passed when at least 100 users have voted, and at least 80% of the votes are in support
- When the vote has passed, the Arbitration policy shall be altered to reflect the amendment. This should be widely noted.
- No changes, no matter how small or insignificant, may be made to the policy without the due process of an amendment being made in the above manner.
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Amendment E1.1
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Amendment
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- The vote shall be considered passed when at least 100 users have voted, and at least 80% of the votes are in support
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- The vote shall be considered passed when at least two weeks have passed, and at least 80% of the votes are in support