Make the vote not exceptional

board.md

@@ -311,7 +311,7 @@ The final votes are processed by the Schulze algorithm to produce a ranking
 of candidates, including the special candidate "That's it". All candidates listed
 above or tied with "That's it" would normally be invited to join the board.
 If the resulting board size would be more than 14, we must take a *board size
-exception vote*,
+vote*,
 described in the next subsection:
 we wish the board to remain agile enough to hold group conversations, and yet
 also want the flexibility to accept a large crop of excellent volunteers.
@@ -320,7 +320,7 @@ Once candidates are selected, they are contacted by the Chair in rank
 order and invited to
 join the Board, with the Chair working down the list if anyone declines.
 The Chair stops this process if either:
-* the Board reaches size determined by board size exception vote
+* the Board reaches size determined by board size vote
 * the Chair reaches "That's it" in the ranking
 If either of these conditions happens in the midst of a tie in the ranking,
 the Chair sends invitations to all final tied candidated. (That is, if there are 13 members of the
@@ -341,7 +341,7 @@ This voting system has been used for several years by the GHC Steering
 Committee. While somewhat complex to describe, it is easy to understand and
 use as a voter and works well in practice.
 
-## 7.6. Board Size Exception
+## 7.6. Board Size Vote
 
 These rules suggest that the board size is capped at 14. However, an exceptional
 crop of candidates may come along, encouraging us to increase our size. This