DYN is a good combination of Approval and delegation of voting power to favorite proxies. Power is delegated only when the voter is uncertain (or wants to get the best strategic result), and the candidate delegates have good information on which to base their votes.
Methods that aren't limited by the usual traditions can be relatively strategy-free, and briefly-defined and understandable to the public. But, when I and others have proposed non-traditional methods, methods using input other than voters' ballots, we've encountered strong opposition from people. I've even gotten consistent rejection for the candidate withdrawal option, on the grounds that it supposedly gives candidates power to overrule voters. So, as good as non-traditional methods could be, I don't propose them for public elections anymore, because of the rejection that they've elicited in the past. Mike Ossipoff ---- Election-Methods mailing list - see http://electorama.com/em for list info
