>>So why the great recent worry about participation ? (myself included, I
have to admit! The statement of the participation criterion sounds much
more important and generally worrying than the statement of the consistency
criterion.) If I'm right in my belief that participation is a subset of
consistency then I no longer see it as a bugbear to worry about overmuch.<<
I don't even know what is meant by "participation." The only so-called definition I've seen is "suppose another bunch of voters show up and vote the same way as one voter does". To my way of thinking, if more voters are added, it's a different election, and we could use the results of the first and the one with additional voters to analyze how different election methods would determine the winners.
- [EM] Participation criterion: a thought Diana Galletly
- Re: [EM] Participation criterion: a thought Kevin Venzke
- Re: [EM] Participation criterion: a thought Diana Galletly
- Re: [EM] Participation criterion: a thought Eric Gorr
- Re: [EM] Participation criterion: a thought Diana Galletly
- Re: [EM] Participation criterion: a though... Eric Gorr
- Re: [EM] Participation criterion: a though... Bart Ingles
- Fwd: [EM] Participation criterion: a thought Kislanko
- Re: Fwd: [EM] Participation criterion: a thought Diana Galletly
- Re: [EM] Participation criterion: a thought Kislanko
- Re: [EM] Participation criterion: a thought Gervase Lam
- Re: [EM] CR, MCA; another CR/Approval method Kevin Venzke
- Re: [EM] another CR/Approval method Kevin Venzke
- Re: [EM] another CR/Approval method Forest Simmons
- Re: [EM] another CR/Approval method Kevin Venzke
- Re: [EM] another CR/Approval meth... Forest Simmons
- Re: [EM] another CR/Approval ... Forest Simmons
- Re: [EM] another CR/Approval ... Forest Simmons
- Re: [EM] another CR/Approval method Forest Simmons
- [EM] re: CR/Approval and cutoffs Kevin Venzke