Stuff:Votorola
From Wiki
- URL (http://reluk.ca/project/votorola/home.html)
- Currency of guidance (consensus) 1
- Date (Aug 2007) 2
- Decision system (all) 1
- Is candidate mutable (true) 3
- Issue type (Category:Budget) 4
- Issue type (Category:Budget expense plan) 5
- Issue type (Category:Executive power structure) 6
- Issue type (Category:Multiple offices) 7
- Issue type (Category:Norm) 8
- Issue type (Category:Office) 9
- Purpose (Stuff:Broad-based decision guidance) 10
- Stage (alpha) 11
- Temporal continuity (continuous) 12
- Width (888) 13
Subpages
- /a - About the technology
- /glossary - Glossary of terms
- /legend - Legend of symbols
- /lo - Localizations for user interfaces
- /mailing list
- /p - Practices
- /revision control system
- /t - Tools, media and other facilities
Notes
- ^ a b Votorola's practice documents and architectural overview specify total reflection based on "vote mirroring" and "translational bridging" (part of "free-range drafting"). Vote mirroring was implemented in a rough prototype. Thus Votorola formalizes consensus of universal scope capable of guiding any decision system that is guidable.
- ^ The design was mooted to the TorCamp and APSA ITP mailing lists in August 2007: Open source legislation, community law-making Community law-making, a system based on recombinant text Could the public vote its own candidates into office? A quiet revolution in democracy.
- ^ Text mutations and flows are core to normative primaries; see patch relaying for instance. Non-textual candidates such as power structures and budget expenditure distributions are mutable through vote shifts.
- ^ See Stuff:Votorola/p/nB. It's sketchy, but follow the link to the mailing list and note that a "running prototype" was posted there using a MediaWiki postion draft as a kind of spreadsheet. It's since been lost owing to a port of the wiki database.
- ^ Stuff:Votorola/p/nBE
- ^ Stuff:Votorola/p/mE
- ^ Stuff:Votorola/p/mA
- ^ Stuff:Votorola/p/nL
- ^ Stuff:Votorola/p/oA
- ^ See figure LGS on broad-based decision guidance. See theory.xht#conclusion concerning the distinction between "normative opinion" and "authoritative decision".
- ^ For running alpha prototypes, follow the links on the home page to tools, manual, build instructions and APIs.
- ^ "The voting mechanism is a delegate cascade that is open to continuous recasting." http://reluk.ca/project/votorola/d/theory.xht
- ^ Infinite. Votorola's arboreal structures, as shown on the home page for instance, can accommodate any number of candidates.
