Again, this all still seems to me like a solution in search a problem. I still have not seen a concrete example of the issue introducing a quorum of some sort is meant to solve. There's been some mention of people just showing up to vote without reading the proposal, but a quorum would not address that in anyway. Quorum just means enough people have to vote for it to be valid, not that any of the people voting have to particularly care.
Hopefully, this example will clear up any confusion. This is how I interpreted the qourum process.
Without qourum: Group A has received notice of an issue, and decide to discuss on it immediately. After seven days of the discussion, they have formed the options available for voting for. Group B has just walked in, they have been missing in the wilderness for months. They groggily pass by group A. They are too tired to listen to what they are saying and obviously just don't have the time to deal with it.They randomly push a button and quickly leave, making sure not to make eye contact with group A. Group C are skecthy individuals who all joined at once. They pack around the voting booth, trying to decide which course of action would be best to troll group A. Their employer laughs as he knows the vote will turn in his favor. Vote ends. As group A look at the votes, they do not realize what has just transpired.
With qourum: qourum day comes and everyone is given an idea of what the vote will be on. People who would like to vote would say so now, those who would not like to vote would say so now. Group A is decided, and everyone starts discussing. Vote time. Group A puts in votes. Group B lazily tries to walk in to the voting booth, but is stopped immediately. Group C didn't even make it past the legislative gates.
It's honestly more of a precaution than a solution to a problem. There wasn't a problem because the board was so inactive; But as soon as more start contributing to the Ecclesia, we are going to need to make sure we regulate it in some way so that those who like to walk into countries forums and screw and twist the country, can not simply waltz straight into our voting booths.
