Electowiki
Electowiki http://wiki.electorama.com/wiki/Main_Page is a great resource
for discussing novel election systems. Like the election-methods mailing
list, the wiki was created by Rob Lanphier a long time ago, when he was
more involved in discussing election systems; but he's kept it going ever
since, in the face of multiple generations of spammers.
In that context, new account creation has effectively been stalled there
for some time. That's no longer the case. If you want an account on
electowiki (I'm looking at you, Chris Benham), set one up there and then
email me to let me know I should approve you (Rob has made me an admin so I
can do that).
So, please, if you create a new election method that you want to discuss on
these mailing lists, please make two pages on Electowiki. First, a page
using the full name (such as "Majority Acceptable Score voting
http://wiki.electorama.com/wiki/Majority_Acceptable_Score_voting"); and
second, a page at the abbreviated name (such as "MAS") which contains a
redirect (such as "#REDIRECT [[Majority Acceptable Score voting]]").
Thanks!
Jameson
I applied for an account on that a few months ago and it's just been accepted. My intention was and is to put up some stuff about PR methods that use approval or score voting.
From: Jameson Quinn <jameson.quinn@gmail.com>
To: electionsciencefoundation electionscience@googlegroups.com; EM election-methods@lists.electorama.com; Rob Lanphier robla@robla.net
Sent: Monday, 17 October 2016, 17:25
Subject: [EM] Electowiki
Electowiki is a great resource for discussing novel election systems. Like the election-methods mailing list, the wiki was created by Rob Lanphier a long time ago, when he was more involved in discussing election systems; but he's kept it going ever since, in the face of multiple generations of spammers.
In that context, new account creation has effectively been stalled there for some time. That's no longer the case. If you want an account on electowiki (I'm looking at you, Chris Benham), set one up there and then email me to let me know I should approve you (Rob has made me an admin so I can do that).
So, please, if you create a new election method that you want to discuss on these mailing lists, please make two pages on Electowiki. First, a page using the full name (such as "Majority Acceptable Score voting"); and second, a page at the abbreviated name (such as "MAS") which contains a redirect (such as "#REDIRECT [[Majority Acceptable Score voting]]").
Thanks!
Jameson
Election-Methods mailing list - see http://electorama.com/em for list info
The Electowiki link does not respond. And Google puts a question mark
against every link.
On 17/10/2016 17:25, Jameson Quinn wrote:
Electowiki http://wiki.electorama.com/wiki/Main_Page is a great
resource for discussing novel election systems. Like the
election-methods mailing list, the wiki was created by Rob Lanphier a
long time ago, when he was more involved in discussing election
systems; but he's kept it going ever since, in the face of multiple
generations of spammers.
In that context, new account creation has effectively been stalled
there for some time. That's no longer the case. If you want an account
on electowiki (I'm looking at you, Chris Benham), set one up there and
then email me to let me know I should approve you (Rob has made me an
admin so I can do that).
So, please, if you create a new election method that you want to
discuss on these mailing lists, please make two pages on Electowiki.
First, a page using the full name (such as "Majority Acceptable Score
voting
http://wiki.electorama.com/wiki/Majority_Acceptable_Score_voting");
and second, a page at the abbreviated name (such as "MAS") which
contains a redirect (such as "#REDIRECT [[Majority Acceptable Score
voting]]").
Thanks!
Jameson
Election-Methods mailing list - see http://electorama.com/em for list info
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On 10/19/2016 1:47 AM, Richard Lung wrote:
The Electowiki link does not respond. And Google puts a question mark
against every link.
On 17/10/2016 17:25, Jameson Quinn wrote:
Electowiki http://wiki.electorama.com/wiki/Main_Page is a great
resource for discussing novel election systems. Like the
election-methods mailing list, the wiki was created by Rob Lanphier a
long time ago, when he was more involved in discussing election
systems; but he's kept it going ever since, in the face of multiple
generations of spammers.
In that context, new account creation has effectively been stalled
there for some time. That's no longer the case. If you want an
account on electowiki (I'm looking at you, Chris Benham), set one up
there and then email me to let me know I should approve you (Rob has
made me an admin so I can do that).
So, please, if you create a new election method that you want to
discuss on these mailing lists, please make two pages on Electowiki.
First, a page using the full name (such as "Majority Acceptable Score
voting
http://wiki.electorama.com/wiki/Majority_Acceptable_Score_voting");
and second, a page at the abbreviated name (such as "MAS") which
contains a redirect (such as "#REDIRECT [[Majority Acceptable Score
voting]]").
Thanks!
Jameson
I don't seem to be able to edit pages. They all seem to be protected.
On Monday, 17 October 2016 17:34:36 UTC+1, Toby Pereira wrote:
I applied for an account on that a few months ago and it's just been
accepted. My intention was and is to put up some stuff about PR methods
that use approval or score voting.
From: Jameson Quinn Subject: [EM] Electowiki
Electowiki http://wiki.electorama.com/wiki/Main_Page is a great
resource for discussing novel election systems. Like the election-methods
mailing list, the wiki was created by Rob Lanphier a long time ago, when he
was more involved in discussing election systems; but he's kept it going
ever since, in the face of multiple generations of spammers.
In that context, new account creation has effectively been stalled there
for some time. That's no longer the case. If you want an account on
electowiki (I'm looking at you, Chris Benham), set one up there and then
email me to let me know I should approve you (Rob has made me an admin so I
can do that).
So, please, if you create a new election method that you want to discuss
on these mailing lists, please make two pages on Electowiki. First, a page
using the full name (such as "Majority Acceptable Score voting
http://wiki.electorama.com/wiki/Majority_Acceptable_Score_voting"); and
second, a page at the abbreviated name (such as "MAS") which contains a
redirect (such as "#REDIRECT [[Majority Acceptable Score voting]]").
Thanks!
Jameson
Election-Methods mailing list - see http://electorama.com/em for list info
Several people have told me that new account creation is not working on
Electowiki. I can't fix that. Rob Lanphier has told me he might be able to
do it this weekend.
2016-10-17 12:25 GMT-04:00 Jameson Quinn jameson.quinn@gmail.com:
Electowiki http://wiki.electorama.com/wiki/Main_Page is a great
resource for discussing novel election systems. Like the election-methods
mailing list, the wiki was created by Rob Lanphier a long time ago, when he
was more involved in discussing election systems; but he's kept it going
ever since, in the face of multiple generations of spammers.
In that context, new account creation has effectively been stalled there
for some time. That's no longer the case. If you want an account on
electowiki (I'm looking at you, Chris Benham), set one up there and then
email me to let me know I should approve you (Rob has made me an admin so I
can do that).
So, please, if you create a new election method that you want to discuss
on these mailing lists, please make two pages on Electowiki. First, a page
using the full name (such as "Majority Acceptable Score voting
http://wiki.electorama.com/wiki/Majority_Acceptable_Score_voting"); and
second, a page at the abbreviated name (such as "MAS") which contains a
redirect (such as "#REDIRECT [[Majority Acceptable Score voting]]").
Thanks!
Jameson