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Tucana25 at 21:21, 9 January 2007

Tucana25 — Tue, 09 Jan 2007 21:21:24 GMT

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	Proposed by--[[User:Dayd\|Dayd]] 01:43, 21 December 2006 (EST)		Proposed by--[[User:Dayd\|Dayd]] 01:43, 21 December 2006 (EST)

Dayd at 16:27, 2 January 2007

Dayd — Tue, 02 Jan 2007 16:27:18 GMT

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	*A vote cast for that is also part of the minority will be worth -5 popularity.		*A vote cast for that is also part of the minority will be worth -5 popularity.
	*A vote cast against that is also part of the minority will be worth -10 popularity.		*A vote cast against that is also part of the minority will be worth -10 popularity.
-	~~After a vote where one is chosen from many possible choices (examples may include: Judge and Scorekeeper elections) a popularity rating will be assessed toward everyone who voted.~~
-	*A vote cast for the winning choice (i.e. the one with the most votes) will be worth +15 popularity.
-	*A vote cast for the runner up choice (i.e. the one with the second most votes) will be worth +5 popularity.
-	*A vote cast for the losing choice (i.e. the one with the least amount of votes) will be worth -5 popularity.

	Abstaining, along with any other vote that is neither for nor against, shall be worth 0 popularity.		Abstaining, along with any other vote that is neither for nor against, shall be worth 0 popularity.
-	In the event ~~of a only one choice being presented +10 popularity would be earned~~ (~~+15~~ for ~~winning~~ and ~~-5 for losing choice)~~	+	In the event that there is no clear majority or minority (i.e. for and against recieved the same number of votes) 0 popularity will be assessed.
-	In the ~~event~~ of ~~two choices being presented~~ 0 popularity ~~would~~ be ~~earned for the runner up (+5 for runner up and -5 for losing choice)~~	+	Popularity will be tracked on the [[Scoreboard]].
-	~~In the event that two choice share the same amount of votes they~~ will be ~~considered tied and will both earn~~ the ~~same ammount of points, regardless of any other method of tie breakers used~~.	+

Dayd at 06:43, 21 December 2006

Dayd — Thu, 21 Dec 2006 06:43:36 GMT

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{{Proposed rule}}
Proposed by--[[User:Dayd|Dayd]] 01:43, 21 December 2006 (EST)

After a vote where the out come is passed or failed (examples may include: rule proposal votes, improper proposal votes) a popularity rating will be assessed toward everyone who voted.
*A vote cast for that is also part of the majority will be worth +15 popularity.
*A vote cast against that is also part of the majority will be worth +10 popularity.
*A vote cast for that is also part of the minority will be worth -5 popularity.
*A vote cast against that is also part of the minority will be worth -10 popularity.
After a vote where one is chosen from many possible choices (examples may include: Judge and Scorekeeper elections) a popularity rating will be assessed toward everyone who voted.
*A vote cast for the winning choice (i.e. the one with the most votes) will be worth +15 popularity.
*A vote cast for the runner up choice (i.e. the one with the second most votes) will be worth +5 popularity.
*A vote cast for the losing choice (i.e. the one with the least amount of votes) will be worth -5 popularity.

Abstaining, along with any other vote that is neither for nor against, shall be worth 0 popularity.
In the event of a only one choice being presented +10 popularity would be earned (+15 for winning and -5 for losing choice)
In the event of two choices being presented 0 popularity would be earned for the runner up (+5 for runner up and -5 for losing choice)
In the event that two choice share the same amount of votes they will be considered tied and will both earn the same ammount of points, regardless of any other method of tie breakers used.