Original sentence: , but most of that club's original fans no longer support it, having instead founded their own club, AFC Wimbledon, in south-west London, which they regard as the legitimate successor to Wimbledon F.If the membership of the Federation approves, the agreement anticipates that the FSF will accept MKDSA into membership and withdraw the request that fans boycott matches involving MK Dons.On 4 June 2005, at the 2005 Football Supporters Federation "Fans Parliament" (AGM), the FSF refused  MK Dons Supporters Club membership of the FSF, by 98 votes to 44 in a debate that, among other arguments, questioned the fact that the League had yet to introduce any new rules to prevent "franchising".com had been registered by Winkelman in 2000
Edited sentence: , although this may change following the signing of an accord on the history of honours of Wimbledon FC by Milton Keynes Dons FC, Milton Keynes Dons Supporters Association, the Football Supporters Federation and the Wimbledon Independent Supporters Association.If all goes to plan and the membership approves, the agreement anticipates that the FSF membership will reluctantly accept MKDSA as members.Most of Wimbledon FC's original fans no longer support it, having instead founded their own club, AFC Wimbledon, in south-west London, which they regard as the legitimate successor to Wimbledon F.On 4 June 2005, at the 2005 Football Supporters Federation "Fans Parliament" (AGM), the FSF refused  MK Dons Supporters Club membership of the FSF, by 98 votes to 44 in a debate that, among other arguments, questioned the fact that the League had yet to introduce any new rules to prevent "franchising" and whether "genuine" supporters should allow the profiteers of franchising into the organistion.Over 1000 Wimbledon supporters voted, with a little over 100 of Milton Keynes Dons supporters deciding to use their democratic right.The FSF membership have been extremely vocal against Franchising and were at the forefront of the "Say No To Football Franchising" campaign, launched by the  FSF and the Wimbledon Independent Supporters Association in 2002.This agreement was signed by all parties after a vote by the respective set of supporters.com had been registered by Winkelman in 2000, demonstrating that he had little intention of maintaining the traditions of Wimbledon FC if his proposal was successful