> From: Jeff Zeitlin <icehouse@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > The system I encountered says "You have x points. Allocate them as you > see fit among the choices." X is a function of how many choices there > are on the ballot - the particular example I encountered said "two > points per choice on the ballot". Sounds fine to me, if someone can code the resolution script for it. I could trivially confirm that no one overspends points when I receive ballots. Maybe all one has to do with this system is add up points, though, eh? In other words, relative ranking comparison is moot, as the points allocation makes the ranking an absolute: the sum of allocated points. I can dig it... which means there's five math experts on the way to explain how it's busted. ;) Anyone got a stat degree...? David