> I also don't know how many members were in the meeting in the first place and how many just got the email "Wanna ban AI? Vote now!"

Was that actually the subject of the email? If so that's nuts.

Sorry, I didn't mean to give the impression that was literal. I just assume that's how most people read the proposal. Looking it up, the email was:

> Subject: New poll on polls.codeberg.org

> A new poll has been created on polls.codeberg.org:

> Poll Question:

> Disallow vibe-coded projects (Terms of Use amendment) Do you agree to the changes from the Pull Request https://codeberg.org/Codeberg/org/pulls/1253/files being accepted?

> Plese vote with token [my_vote_token] here: https://...

> This vote is completely anonymous, voting slips are not stored, only a counter is incremented, your token is not associated with you or your IP address in any way and neither this mail nor your token when voting will be written to any log file.

> [some more info about how to use your token]

The voting URL is disabled now (or at least it currently shows me a blank page) but I remember it quoting the proposed amendment text and you could click agree, disagree, or abstain