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Aldo Tragni invented the [[Distributed Voting]] (currently the most supported by him), and the [[Distributed Multi-Voting]] variant.
Aldo Tragni invented the [[Distributed Voting]] (currently the most supported by him), and the [[Distributed Multi-Voting]] variant.


He defined the [[Independence of Worst Alternatives|IWA]] and [[Honesty criterion]].
He has made [http://distributedvote.altervista.org/home.html this site] (beta version) where it's possible to create surveys that use [[Distributed Voting]], for single and multi-winners.

He has made [http://distributedvote.altervista.org/home.html this site] (beta version) where it's possible to create surveys that use [[Distributed Voting]] with [[Cumulative voting]] ballot, for single and multi-winners.


He also contributed to some voting systems, creating the following diagrams that explain the procedure in a simple way:
He also contributed to some voting systems, creating the following diagrams that explain the procedure in a simple way:
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*[https://electowiki.org/wiki/File:SSS_procedure_(AT_diagram).jpg SSS Procedure]
*[https://electowiki.org/wiki/File:SSS_procedure_(AT_diagram).jpg SSS Procedure]
*[https://electowiki.org/wiki/File:DMV_procedure.jpg DMV Procedure]
*[https://electowiki.org/wiki/File:DMV_procedure.jpg DMV Procedure]

Other diagrams:

*[https://electowiki.org/wiki/File:DV_paper_ballot.svg DV paper ballot]

Revision as of 20:26, 3 June 2020

Aldo Tragni invented the Distributed Voting (currently the most supported by him), and the Distributed Multi-Voting variant.

He defined the IWA and Honesty criterion.

He has made this site (beta version) where it's possible to create surveys that use Distributed Voting with Cumulative voting ballot, for single and multi-winners.

He also contributed to some voting systems, creating the following diagrams that explain the procedure in a simple way:

Other diagrams: