On Wed, 11 Jun 2008, Nick Vanderweit wrote:
> But then people would know how many FOR and AGAINST votes there had
> been, and would simply use that to judge how they would vote.
That's ok. Games to play:
-So who votes first?
-What if you vote as a decoy and change your vote at the last minute.
-To be interesting, would still need to award points or wins for
too many AGAINST votes.
Etc.
Still gives lots of power to assessor (or promotor) unless there's an
automated system or some cryptography employed.
-Goethe
