3(6) vowels

3(6) vowels, or the 3(6) Vowel System, is a vowel system that was considered on the vowel ballot.

Proposal
On April 30, 2017 at 23:31 UTC, Andrew Eads proposed the system, stating:"Three base vowels: /a/, /o/, and /i/. These can be held longer to create 'long' vowels. /a/, /o/, and /i/ with the difference being the length of time it takes to say them. (Arabic and Hebrew use a similar system.) No diphthongs."

Election
On May 6th, after having received 10 or fewer votes, the 3(6) Vowel System did not advance to the second round. As such, the vowel system is not part of the demlang.

Legacy
While 3(6) did not win, it did inspire 3 Short & 3 Long, the vowel system that did eventually win.