Re: Conlang Flag: Voting
From: | Jan van Steenbergen <ijzeren_jan@...> |
Date: | Wednesday, September 8, 2004, 7:11 |
--- Adrian Morgan skrzypszy:
> There are broadly two options. One is to ask people to submit votes
> by email, the other is to create a web form.
Both options are fine with me. Note however that if you work with a
format like "C>A=D>B" you will probably get a lot of emails that are
not according to the standard and perhaps even undecypherable.
> If we choose the web form route, then there are several questions
> raised. For example, should voting be anonymous? If so, there's no
> way to prevent people voting twice, etc, but perhaps that's a
> negligible risk.
If I'd have too choose between non-anonymous voting and a voting with
the possibility of people voting twice, I'd definitely prefer the
former. Anyway, does it matter much if the voting is not anonymous?
Excellent. One question though: would this mean that a voter has to
express his opinion about all 22 flags? What happens if you only "do"
the first five flags of your preference?
Oh, and one suggestion: place the flags in a table instead, so that
the page will show two flags next to each other. And use a table
border too, so that it becomes clear immediately which label belongs
to which flag.
Jan
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