Page history

RobLa

→‎Rules: Noting that the "St. Louis method" is also known as the "Unified primary"

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Linking to Approval-based primary election methods, and adding to Category:Primary elections

RobLa

→‎History: fixing up the links from this page

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→‎History: linked to User talk:RobLa/MAF

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Renamed Category:Approval methods to Category:Approval voting

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Majority approval filter (or "MAF") describes one of many possible ways to hold a primary election using approval voting

RobLa

RobLa moved page User:RobLa/Approval-based primary election methods to User:RobLa/MAF: Reshuffling User:RobLa/MAF and User:RobLa/MATT pages

RobLa

→‎St. Louis method: adding caption for the sample ballot header

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→‎St. Louis method: adding the top of the sample ballot in St. Louis

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→‎History: Linking to the page histories for MATT and MAF (or whatever they're called now)

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→‎History: planning to link to the page histories for Majority approval filter and Maximum approval top-two

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Saving off changes before VisualEditor eats them

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Adding the "St. Louis method" to this page.

RobLa

Reorganizing merged page

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RobLa moved page Majority approval filter to User:RobLa/Approval-based primary election methods: I may be the only person that advocates for either MAF or MATT

RobLa

Step 1 (of many) involved in merging MATT and MAF. This version is just a copy of Maximum approval top-two (https://electowiki.org/w/index.php?title=Maximum_approval_top-two&oldid=10843) on top of the previous MAF article.

Psephomancy

clean up (AWB), typos fixed: avaiable → available

RobLa

Minor fix to the step numbering to accomodate the new step 5

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Draft 4 of MAF

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Clarifying the intro, and correcting the statement that MAF often selects one or more opposition candidates (rather than "usually selecting an opposition candidate")

RobLa

→‎Definition: clarifying that the use of "defined terms" is more about borrowing legal document tools-of-the-trade than about clarity specifically. "Defined terms" make the definitions more modular

RobLa

→‎Pools: clarifying that the Plurality Candidate Pool will contain the leading candidate when all candidates have less than 50% approval

RobLa

→‎Definition: rephrased introdcution to this section

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→‎Definition: fleshing out the intro to the Definition a bit more

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Removing some redundant prose, and linking to guidance on capitalized defined terms

RobLa

reformatted

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Cleaned out old drafts, moving them to my User:RobLa/MAF drafts

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Made Draft 3 more verbose, but more precise

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publishing Draft 3

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wikified my email outlining draft 2

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Carving out a space for Draft 3

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improved description

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→‎See also: Linking to MATT

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Cleaning up the proposal to make revisions clearer

Psephomancy

categorize

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link to me

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Describing the approval-based system that I think could replace jungle primaries