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The "[[Project:Categories]]" page (also linked to as "''Electowiki:Categories''") is the top level of [[Electowiki:About|Electowiki]]'s category system. The "top level" of categories can be found at '''[[:Category:Contents]]'''
* '''Advocacy''' is for descriptions about real-world reform: organizations, legislation, lobbying, and arguments for choosing one reform over another.▼
* '''Elections''' is for articles that analyze real or hypothetical elections and examine their properties and outcomes.▼
== Main Page ==
* '''Forms of government''' is the level "above" election methods: Representative vs direct democracy, government structure, etc.▼
This site gives you a guide to what these things are, on pages in the following categorized as follows<ref>This table of contents was copied from the [[Main Page]] of this wiki, in this oldid: https://electowiki.org/w/index.php?title=Main_Page&oldid=11772 </ref>:
* '''Voting mechanics''' deals with real-world implementation details, such as paper ballots and electronic voting machines.▼
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**[[:Category:Voting theory|'''Voting theory''']] deals with the properties of voting methods and the criteria they can meet, scenarios in which they fail, etc.
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▲*[[:Category:Forms of government|'''Forms of government''']] is the level "above" election methods: Representative vs direct democracy, government structure and [[government formation|formation]], etc.
▲*[[:Category:Voting mechanics|'''Voting mechanics''']] deals with real-world implementation details, such as paper ballots and electronic voting machines.
== Footnotes ==
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