Based on the feedback about the declaration title -- including Andy's
comment below and Jameson's request to use the word "reform" -- I
suggest we call it:
"Declaration of Election-Method Reform Advocates -- A Call to Move
Democracy Beyond Plurality and First-Past-the-Post Voting"
So is there approval for this title?
(It occurred to me that the word "let's" would not translate well into
other languages, whereas I think "a call to" would be easier to translate.)
(Another humorous title idea that came to mind was "The
Approval-Condorcet-Majority-Judgment-Range Voting Manifesto".)
I think the document is done, but I'm leaving that judgment up to Jameson.
Richard Fobes
On 9/23/2011 9:18 AM, Andy Jennings wrote:
On Mon, Sep 19, 2011 at 1:09 PM, Richard Fobes
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
"Declaration of Election-Method Reform Advocates -- Let's Move
Democracy Beyond Plurality and First-Past-the-Post Voting"
I like this, or maybe (as you suggest):
"Declaration of Election-Method Reform Advocates -- A Call to Move
Democracy Beyond Plurality and First-Past-the-Post Voting"
I do think "demand" is too strong.
~ Andy
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