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Noting that this was created in 2009 by User:R.H., and none of the experts that cared to comment on 2022 believed this was an important criterion. Comment on the Draft_talk:Cloaked Participation page if you believe this is a useful criterion
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The '''Plurality-Cloaked Participation Criterion (PCPC)''' states that
<blockquote>Adding a ballot that bullet-votes for only X should neither decrease the winning probability of X, nor change the winning probabilities among the other candidates relative to each other. A method that does not allow bullet-voting for only one candidate is considered failing the criterion. -- [[User:RobLa|RobLa]] ([[User talk:RobLa|talk]]) 06:16, 26 March 2022 (UTC)</blockquote>
The '''Approval-Cloaked Participation Criterion (ACPC)''' is a stronger requirement which states that
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