Talk:Limitations of spatial models of voting: Difference between revisions

== Needs better summary ==

The [[w:Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Lead section|lead section]] of the article should provide a better summary of the remainder of the article. It shouldn't be necessary for the reader to read paragraphs of prose to figure out what the point of the page is. The lead paragraph(s) should easily be copied to other articles, without relying on the prose of the article (per [[electowiki:Summary style]]). As it stands, the "[[Spatial model of voting#Limitations]]" section states "''The following article discusses this limitation and some implications''" as its very last statement. While that is my fault for sloppy copy/pasting, you'll have to concede that a three-sentence summary for such a long article should use that sentence wisely. An article this long should have a better summary (''possibly'' longer, but certainly use its words wisely if there are going to use that few). Could you provide a bit more of a summary at the top of this? -- [[User:RobLa|RobLa]] ([[User talk:RobLa|talk]]) 05:56, 10 January 2023 (UTC)

 

== Take "dimensional" out of the name ==