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=== 2020 ===
==== 2020-05-30 ====
{{JournalUpdate|23:17, 30 May 2020 (UTC)}}
1/ This is my first update using [[Help:VisualEditor|VisualEditor]]. It looks like I need to put add "templatedata" to [[Template:JournalUpdate]], so that I can make the UI a little easier to use. That reminds me; I really want to work on porting [[User:RobLa/Electowidget|Electowidget]] to [[Wikipedia:Lua (programming language)|Lua]] at some point. So much to do.
Anyway, I keep adding redlinks to this page faster than I'm removing them. For example, I still haven't started a journal over on English Wikipedia, but I plan to: [[wikipedia:User:RobLa/Journal]].
I want to finish up the interview I started with Robert Bristow-Johnson about the Burlington 2009 election: [[User:RobLa/Burlington2009]]. I got distracted with some of the debates over here about pseudoanonymous editing (see [[User:RobLa/Pseudoanonymity]]). The interview format that I want to work out is one where I ask a question, and get an answer that's no more than a paragraph or two, and isn't too complicated, and isn't too hard just to cut-n-paste into this wiki (for people who aren't really into editing wiki pages). Hopefully, if we can work out a debate format, we can make it easier to have larger discussions, and maybe even have civilized written debates here on [[Electowikiwiki|electowiki]].
I think I want to host a debate or two about things like important election method criteria ([[User:RobLa/criteria]]) or many other debatable topics. I want to describe my thoughts on debates at [[User:RobLa/debates]], but not right now.
==== 2020-05-29 ====
{{JournalUpdate|21:50, 29 May 2020 (UTC)}}
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