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FAWRB (Favourite or Approval Winner Random Ballot) is a non-majoritarian and non-deterministic single-winner group decision method in which all voters control the same amount of winning probability and are given the means and incentives to cooperatively transfer this probability from their favourite options to good compromise options.

There are a number of slightly different versions of FAWRB which differ in

how the compromise option is nominated
whether they are performed in one or two phases
whether they include a threshold or supermajority vetoing
what mathematical function determines the winning probability of the compromise.

Also, FAWRB can be combined with Delegable Proxy.

The easiest version is Two-phase-FAWRB.

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Motivation

FAWRB was designed to solve the following problem:

Simplest version

Strategic analysis

Recommended version

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 FAWRB (Favourite or Approval Winner Random Ballot) is a non-majoritarian and non-deterministic single-winner group decision method in which all voters control the same amount of winning probability and are given the means and incentives to cooperatively transfer this probability from their favourite options to good compromise options.
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 The easiest version is Two-phase-FAWRB.
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 == Motivation ==
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 FAWRB was designed to solve the following problem:
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