 A generalization of distance-based methods for judgment aggregation has been given in (Miller and Osherson 2009). Besides generalizing (by taking a general metric) the merging operator we have applied to the doctrinal paradox, they proposed three other distance-based procedures for judgment aggregation. In case proposition-wise majority collapses into an inconsistent collective judgment set, one method (Endpoint) selects as group outcome the closest (according to some distance metric) consistent collective judgment set. The other two methods (Full and Output) look at minimal ways to change the profile in order to output a consistent proposition-wise majority collective judgment set. The difference is that Output allows the individual judgment sets in the modified profile to be inconsistent.