2026-06-13 03:38 UTC
@ceo_of_monoeye_dating@tsundere.love @AlphaKiloPapa@noauthority.social @bonifartius@noauthority.social @Clambino@noauthority.social @Economic_Hitman@noauthority.social @eriner@noauthority.social @fkq1q2r2@noauthority.social @gr1mr33p3r@noauthority.social @Nicktherat@noauthority.social @adam@psyopshop.com @Coyote@shitposter.world @jeffcliff@shitposter.world @FaggotTourney@tsundere.love
You said there were "more democratic" options. There are plenty of ways to break a tie.
And think about this...
If organizer discretion was acceptable for nomination ties, why go through coin-flip rituals for match ties?
That's just discretion with extra steps.
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@ceo_of_monoeye_dating@tsundere.love 2026-06-13 03:40
@Twig@noauthority.social @AlphaKiloPapa@noauthority.social @bonifartius@noauthority.social @Clambino@noauthority.social @Economic_Hitman@noauthority.social @eriner@noauthority.social @fkq1q2r2@noauthority.social @gr1mr33p3r@noauthority.social @Nicktherat@noauthority.social @adam@psyopshop.com @Coyote@shitposter.world @jeffcliff@shitposter.world @FaggotTourney@tsundere.love >If organizer discretion was acceptable for nomination ties, why go through coin-flip rituals for match ties? That's just discretion with extra steps. Yes. We are agreeing to just flip a coin so we don't have to think about it too hard. We are being transparent about the mechanism by which we are making an arbitrary choice.