dark subforum ideas thread: xxx edition

a negaprop has a different, slightly-harder-but-still-reasonable, pass condition. This way we don't have a series of first-to-three propositions trying to overturn an existing proposition. it's a clear motion to overturn an existing proposition, rather than suggesting something added/subtractive/otherwise confusing.

let's say a proposition got six "yes" votes and two "no" votes at the time you make your negaprop, so the neganaymeral is 4. you make your negaprop and folks start voting on it. if you hit 4 "yes"es before anyone votes "no", the original proposition is overturned.

if however someone votes "no" then obviously you're going to need more "yes" votes. i don't think dogpiling is fun for anyone, so the maximum that "no" votes can bump up a negaprop's pass threshold is three. that'd make the pass threshold 7 "yes" votes, which is a pretty tall order already unless the original proposition sucked serious ass.