On Thu, 2005-10-06 at 14:41 -0500, Ken Kuhlman wrote:
> I still have a hard time seeing the value of this criterion.
>
> A profile is a profile. It doesn't matter if the reason for the votes
> was honest, strategic, or if the voter's mothers told them what to do.
> Once the votes are cast, a
I still have a hard time seeing the value of this criterion.
A profile is a profile. It doesn't matter if the reason for the votes
was honest, strategic, or if the voter's mothers told them what to do.
Once the votes are cast, a criterion helps determine who can &
cannot reasonable win.
So bot
For SFC-complying methods, if falsification doesn't occur on a
results-changing scale:
Any sincere-voting majority is guaranteed that no one whom they all like
less than the CW will win.
[end of alternative SFC definition]
For more simplicity I like to say "if no one falsifies a preferenc