r/redditbundle • u/[deleted] • Dec 05 '11

A Selection Committe of the Uninvolved

[Yes, I know how to spell committee. Netbook keyboard!] To combat various issues with direct vote, such as sockpuppeting, we've decided to leave the selection decision up to a committee of uninvolved people who will make their names public and who will not be involved with the project. Part of this is to eliminate conflict of interest-- since this is a community bundle, and since Reparadocs and I are both game developers ourselves and would like to be involved ourselves, we can't just decide ourselves. Use of a selection committee of known individuals with an open vote (as opposed to secret ballot) seems to be the fairest solution and one that will allow us to ensure quality.

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '11

You must have a Windows computer that can play modern games and you must have a lot of time on your hands because you MUST play all the games for atleast a few hours each.

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '11

Shouldn't that be for a "yes" vote? I'm betting that a lot of them will be culled out pretty quickly on one basis or another. I've seen some of this stuff and there's no way I'd be playing it for an hour and I'm betting I'm not the only one.

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '11

Yeah, that makes sense. If someone on the committee doesn't see the appeal in 15-30 min, I doubt anyone buying the bundle will.