On Mon, Dec 28, 2015 at 11:57 AM, Kaj Ailomaa <[email protected]> wrote:
> > The common voting system is when each voter has one vote, and can put it > on one candidate. The one who gets the most votes, wins (don't know the > proper term for this system). This is simple and accurate if there are > only two candidates. This is what Xubuntu used for their last vote, with > only two nominees. > I was thinking in line of majority vote, where everyone in a team get one vote. With the exception that if there is a draw the current Project Lead would get the casting vote. 1 candidate - no vote, the sole candidate becomes project lead > 2 candidates - simple majority vote (everyone has one vote, the winner > requires above 50% of votes) > 3 or more candidates - condorcet method (vote for three candidates, by > ranking them 1, 2, 3 ) > > # WHERE TO VOTE > > Xubuntu did their vote openly on the mailing list, but as said, only two > candidates. > Ubuntu community council uses this http://civs.cs.cornell.edu/, which is > based on the condorcet method. > > I have not read up that much on the link above but as long as the votes are registered and able to be archived for future reference, I think it's a good idea. If it works for the council if should work for us. /Jimmy
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