Re: Note: Changes aren't decided by community vote
"You ask if others have simpler clearer models. It's a non sequitur. *Everyone* else has a simpler model, because they don't have a model, because nobody bloody cares."
I mean, this seems unlikely. "Most distros are just a bunch of people, putting something together and putting it out there" is a very reductive description - but it equally applies to Fedora. Governance is just the *details* of how that "bunch of people" decide what "thing" it is they're putting together, exactly, and how they're going to "put it out there".
If "nobody cares" about these kinds of details, then this is a complete non-story: from that "nobody cares" perspective, *literally nothing happened*, did it? The only things that happened were the things you say nobody cares about - the details of one specific "bunch of people" deciding not to do a thing.
So if this is a story, well, that implies governance and community processes and all of that stuff *matter*, doesn't it?