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Can two-node RHEL 7 High Availability clusters using corosync, votequorum, and pacemaker be susceptible to fence loops?

Solution Verified - Updated 2014-12-12T16:16:09+00:00 -

Issue

I have a two-node cluster using pacemaker. Do I need to worry about fence loops like I did with older cman clusters?
Does corosync with votequorum have a problem with fence loops where the network goes down, a node gets fenced, then fences the other node when it boots back up?
How can I avoid fence loops with pacemaker in RHEL 7?

Environment

Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 7 with the High Availability Add On
pacemaker
corosync with votequorum
Two-node cluster

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