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Kristomun

Added reference for "majority favorite criterion" usage as well. It's a bit weak: Durand et al use "majority criterion" in their later published paper, but the only other ref I could find is Dopp, which subject matter could distract from the point.

Kristomun

Added "majority criterion" due to modern use as well as use on EM. Added citation using "majority criterion" to refer to this criterion, as well.

Closed Limelike Curves

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→‎Complying methods

Kristomun

Added link to informed majority coalition criterion.

RobLa

Renamed Category:Majority-related concepts to Category:Majority–minority relations

RobLa

Removed merge proposal, and added link to w:Majority criterion

RobLa

Adding {{merge from|Median Ratings|discuss=Talk:Median Ratings}}, per suggestion from anonymous user (Special:Contributions/2A02:2F0E:605:8400:75BA:97E2:41E3:5F75)

Lucasvb

→‎Majority rule as an approximation of utilitarianism

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Kristomun

Condorcet's paradox -> Condorcet paradox

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→‎Comparison to Utilitarian systems

BetterVotingAdvocacy

It is called "majority criterion for rated ballots" on Wikipedia, so please explain your reasoning for the name change. Also, I've moved most of your opinion piece to the bottom of the page.

Dr. Edmonds

Make it less of a stub

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Kristomun

Add majority criterion.

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