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Some basic paradigms have been suggested to measure the support of [[campaigns]]: | |||
*[[ | *[[Direct Vote]] requires many votes and rewards heavy participation, and, | ||
*[[ | *[[Indirect Vote]] requires fewer votes and rewards [[faction]] organization | ||
*[[ | *and the oddly-named [[WikiVote]] which seems to overlap with both of them | ||
''This is one of many [[open questions]] that need to be resolved.'' | |||
Revision as of 19:51, 3 March 2004
Voting refers to any system of making multiple choice collectively - it is typically used in elections to form a government which must make binding decisions that affect everyone, or elect a board (or sometimes even the management) of an enterprise, or choose various measures that affect company operations. See w:voting systems for some more depth on this.
See edits, votes and bets for the debate about how to decide the final Consumerium buying signal.
Some basic paradigms have been suggested to measure the support of campaigns:
- Direct Vote requires many votes and rewards heavy participation, and,
- Indirect Vote requires fewer votes and rewards faction organization
- and the oddly-named WikiVote which seems to overlap with both of them
This is one of many open questions that need to be resolved.