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open but anonymized voting, everybody sees everybody's votes but does not usually know which votes belong to whom
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In democratic elections the voting is '''closed''' and the [[#The trick is in the counting|vote counting]] is '''open'''. | In democratic elections the voting is '''closed''' and the [[#The trick is in the counting|vote counting]] is '''open'''. | ||
Consumerium has the opposite system where '''voting is [[#The trick is in the counting|open]]''' and vote counting is '''[[#The trick is in the counting|closed]] and tunable''' which is possible because there is '''no requirement to reach a consensus''' like there is when electing elected representatives of the people in democratic elections. | Consumerium has the opposite system where '''voting is [[#The trick is in the counting|open]] though anonymized for consumer comfort and security''' and vote counting is '''[[#The trick is in the counting|closed]] and tunable''' which is possible because there is '''no requirement to reach a consensus''' like there is when electing elected representatives of the people in democratic elections. | ||
Everybody will be able to see what everybody voted but not know which votes were cast by whom. | |||
===General=== | ===General=== | ||