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The 11 pages that link to Quorum, each with the reason it gives.

• Majority ruleRelated: A majority decision may be valid only if enough members participate.

• Board of directorsRelated: A board generally needs a quorum before it can take official action.

• UpasampadāRelated: Vinaya rules require a minimum assembly size for ordination in a defined territory.

• LegislatureRelated: A legislature generally needs a quorum before it can make valid decisions.

• OstracismRelated: A minimum turnout was required for the result to take effect.

• Proxy votingRelated: Proxy participation can help a shareholder meeting reach its quorum.

• MinyanNarrower topic: A minyan is a religiously defined quorum with a fixed traditional threshold.

• Byzantine fault toleranceRelated: Agreement thresholds like 3f+1 replicas are what let honest nodes outvote faulty ones.

• CAP theoremRelated: Quorum rules can preserve consistency by refusing operations when a partition leaves too few replicas reachable.

• Popular assemblyRelated: A quorum determines when an assembly can make decisions with formal standing.

• LegislatorRelated: A legislature may be unable to act when too few legislators are present.