View Poll Results: What is your favorite design for s2ki?
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Originally Posted by flitcroft,Apr 22 2005, 08:22 AM
I didn't want to chime in before, but the design I made will have the right side randomly rotate every time you change pages. It's simple to code and fairly easy to design. Unless things change between design and production expect to see many different cars featured in the header. 
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Originally Posted by Warren J. Dew,Apr 23 2005, 01:22 AM
Don't forget that some people may have voted for B because of the 8k redline. I think the 2.2L instrument panel is more pleasing, irrespective of the redline represented.
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Originally Posted by cthree,Apr 22 2005, 04:04 PM
Having more than 2 names on a ballot and that aren't deceased to complicated for Fla? 
For example, in a set of two way runoffs, it's possible that B would defeat A, F would defeat B, and A would defeat F. That's why runoffs - and more generally, preference voting - don't actually improve things that much.
There's a voting method called approval voting that works well for this situation. It permits everyone to vote for all of the choices they "approve" of - as many as they want - and the choice with the largest number of votes - the "approval" of the largest number of voters - wins. That would probably require an inordinate amount of coding (though it would be a nice choice for people to have for other polls).
I'm one of the people who thinks that A and F are similar enough that they're defeating each other, but I think I'd be happy with B, too. (Wouldn't mind seeing the car from A on the right side of B at times.)
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Originally Posted by Warren J. Dew,Apr 23 2005, 12:07 PM
There's a voting method called approval voting that works well for this situation. It permits everyone to vote for all of the choices they "approve" of - as many as they want - and the choice with the largest number of votes - the "approval" of the largest number of voters - wins. That would probably require an inordinate amount of coding (though it would be a nice choice for people to have for other polls).