StrategyWiki talk:Collaboration of the Month

Voting rules
Here's how the voting works, if anyone's interested:
 * 1) Each nomination has support and oppose votes; the former counts as +1 and the latter as -1.
 * 2) At the end of every month, the nomination with the highest net count is chosen to be that month's collaboration.
 * 3) * For ties, the first one nominated is chosen.
 * 4) At the end of every month, any guide with a net count of less than 1 and a time since nomination of six months, is removed.

Suggestions
As you may have noticed, no one really votes "oppose" on these, because why oppose a collaboration? Any collaboration is good, right? However, that's the only way to get old nominations off the page. Here are my suggestions: This assumes that getting old nominations off the page is what's wanted. I'm in favor of it (obviously), as it seems pointless to have entries that will just sit there forever because no one cares about them. Post some opinions! - najzere T 08:39, 1 May 2009 (UTC)
 * 1) If a nomination is approaching the six month mark, force yourself to make a decision one way or the other. If you want to work on that collaboration vote in support, and if you don't, vote for oppose. No hard feelings, this is just a cleanup move.
 * 2) Change the requirements for removal to six months from the last time someone voted on it, regardless of net votes. This will clean up the nominations that either no one cares about anymore, or that a single person nominated and no one was interested.