On Sun, Jul 29, 2012 at 1:39 PM, Jameson Quinn wrote:
> Can you give a specific example where ICT fails the conventional CC, and
> your argument why that isn't "meaningful"? The words below don't add up to
> anything for me, so I think I need a concrete example.
I'll give a numerical example, if
If it is not too early, then I have some questions about the practical
problem of actually implementing a reformed electoral process.
Fred Gohlke said on July 27:
> re [Juho]: "If the second phase is a traditional election,
> traditional financing practices may apply."
>
> That is one of se
Can you give a specific example where ICT fails the conventional CC, and
your argument why that isn't "meaningful"? The words below don't add up to
anything for me, so I think I need a concrete example.
Jameson
2012/7/29 Michael Ossipoff
> Suppose you rank X and Y both in 1st place.
>
> You do
I mentioned Double-Ended ICT as an enhancement of ICT. Here's another
possibility:
If no one is unbeaten, then you could do the top-count for winner only
among the Smith set or the Schwartz set.
Someone asked me which criteria ICT meets, other than the properties
for which I value it. For one thi
