This is why, when you've got a bunch of geeks deciding on where to go for dinner, someone has to say "We're going to the Jewel of India" and herd everyone out that way. If you don't do that then it'll be 11pm and people are still pulling up restaurant reviews and arguing over whether the one that got 4.3 stars really is better than the one that got 4.2 stars.
This is also the difference between a supremely dysfunctional and an OK-ish standards committee, the classic Home of Bikeshedding.
You can't say "no" to a restaurant without voting "yes" to an alternative. The first restaurant to a majority wins. Is it a perfect system? No. Do I get to eat in a reasonable amount of time: yes.
This is also the difference between a supremely dysfunctional and an OK-ish standards committee, the classic Home of Bikeshedding.