Vote # Subject Proposer Date For/against Status
1 Lifting the threshold to 4 votes per week Dijxtra February 26, 2006 13/6 Passed
2 Having two AID articles per week Litefantastic February 27, 2006 6/4 Passed; Annulled by Vote #4
3 Nomination Moratorium [for articles] Juppiter March 3, 2006 1/1 Since both Votes 1 and 2 passed; Vote 3, which was intended as an alternative, was abandoned
4 Return to one AID article per week Juppiter March 21, 2006 8/0 Passed, annulling Vote #2
5 Reelection [of incumbent AID articles] Litefantastic April 5, 2006 2/1 Stopped (No result) Scheduled for re-voting.
6 Removing votecount from headings Dijxtra April 16, 2006 0/5 Failed
7 Removal of voters with only votes as contributions Steven 21:29, 16 April 2006 (UTC) 6/3 Passed
8 Should people not be allowed to advertise for an AID nominee Steven 22:31, 29 April 2006 (UTC) Vote has been lost No Consensus
9 Should the AID template go on the article's talk page Josen June 12 2006 (UTC) Vote has been lost No Consensus
10 Renaming the collaboration to "Article Collaboration and Improvement Drive" Diez2 and Pious7 17:18, 24 April 2007 {UTC} 4-0 change name

Vote #10: Renaming of the project

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This poll is now closed. Result: 4-0 change name
Would anyone support the renaming of this collaboration to be "Article Improvement Drive"? In at least the past 2 years, we never have used this collaboration to actually create an article. Sooooo, why is it named so? Any comments or "votes" are welcome. Diez2 16:03, 23 April 2007 (UTC)Reply

  • Yes, finally! I'd been thinking of suggesting this for ages. The current name is inaccurate, and leads to the current ridiculous acronym instead of the perfectly suited AID. It's almost like the perfect name was leaping off the page but someone chose not to use it anyway. I'd vote for changing the name to "Article Improvement Drive" which would be more accurate, and the acronym "AID". --Daniel11 04:29, 24 April 2007 (UTC)Reply
  • Agree to Pious7's solution. bibliomaniac15 04:32, 24 April 2007 (UTC)Reply
  • Agree to Pious7's solution. You're right, the current acronym should stay. Diez2 17:13, 24 April 2007 (UTC)Reply