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Let's imagine a group of 10 participants, three of whom are favorably inclined towards consuming alcoholic beverages (for brevity, let's call them "alcoholics"), and seven are staunch opponents (for brevity, "teetotalers"). Let's give them a ballot for a single-choice (RadioButton) vote on the topic: What types of beverages should there be more of on store shelves? It would seem that the opinion of the teetotalers should be decisive, as they are in the majority. But! Habr (c)
This relates to the situation with the timer voting. :smile32: