Election-methods mailing list: Difference between revisions

methods can use "election-methods-list" to discuss those things without

fear of reprisal from those who aren't interested.

 

== Code of Conduct ==

Hopefully this is all common sense, but sadly not common enough (hence

the reason for this message). In summary, please ask, answer, and be humble.

 

== Index of Voting Methods ==

 

A list of voting methods is stored [[Main Index|here]].

 

== Frequently Asked Questions List ==

* Rob LeGrand's [http://userfs.cec.wustl.edu/~rhl1/rbvote/ ranked ballot voting methods] page describes and evaluates several ranked ballot methods, including a very wide variety of Condorcet completion methods.

* [http://rangevoting.org RangeVoting.org] has a lot of information both about range voting and about other voting methods.

 

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== Archive ==

 

Speaking of [http://my.userland.com My Userland], they now provide an [http://my.userland.com/viewChannel$3894 election-methods-list "channel"] which allows you to read this list off of My Userland.

 

== Real-time Chat ==

 

An [http://electorama.com/2005/chat/ experimental real-time, web-based chat] is available. It's not clear as of this writing (2005-Aug-13) if anyone who frequents the mailing list plans to use it, but it will be available for the forseeable future. See also [[election-methods chat]]

 

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