On 29-Mar-01, 20:56 (CST), Ben Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The thing is, you only get a vote over someone else if they marked it.
>
> IOW, if I only mark "--1--", then my vote is as good as nothing, since I
> made no preference of one over the other. So not specifying a rank in
> the order pretty much alleviates that choice in the tally for that
> particular vote.
Debatable. Unmarked votes can also be counted as "equally last", so
that "--1--" count is the same as "22122". The constitution is unclear
on this (as well as many other things), which is why AJ, Buddha Buck,
Raul, and a couple of people from the election-methods list have been
working on a proposal to clarify and improve Debian's voting procedure
and rules.
Steve
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