Dear Mike,
you wrote (3 Dec 2000):
Much simpler, much more justified. Here's how I write Condorcet's
Criterion:
If there's a sincere CW, and if everyone votes sincerely, then that
sincere CW should win.
A voter votes sincerely if he doesn't vote a preference that isn't
a sincere
Markus asked:
1. You forgot to define the term "sincere CW."
I didn't state a definition for "sincere CW", because we earlier
discussed that, and my definition for "sincere CW" is the same as
yours:
A sincere CW is a candidate who, when compared separately to each one
of the other candidates,
