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[Craig Carey]

At 12:03 04.04.00 +1000, David Catchpole wrote:
 >I'd be particularly interested in getting Craig to do work on polytopes
 >for multi-winner elections... are you interested, Craig?
 >


I have this new mailing list on preferential voting, now online,
  at:

http://www.onelist.com/group/politicians-and-polytopes

It may have few outgoing messages per week.

I hope to rule out thinking/philosophy, restore mathematics and
  admit enough science or numerical data and analyses to prevent
  the problem of subscribers and politically-minded persons that
  leav this list, from also leaving mine.

PS. I have banned advocating of Borda and the Approval Voting
  method, but certainly not mathematical comments from Mike
  Ossipoff. That ought be no constraint at all.

It probably will be a competing list to this, and it will last
  for a very long time. Hopefully it will see this new method,
  and what could be the child's problem of fixing up the
  Alternative Vote, doubtless too late for the UK, but other
  nations will look before limping towards a despondent patchwork
  of regrets...

I am probably really am quitting this mailing list of Robla.


 >On Mon, 3 Apr 2000, Bart Ingles wrote:
...
 >>
 >> A separate polytope mailing list sounds like an excellent idea.
 >>
 >>
 >
 >--------------------------------------------------------------------
 >Politeness be sugared, politeness be hanged,
 >Politeness be jumbled and tumbled and banged.
 >It's simply a matter of putting on pace,
 >Politeness has nothing to do with the case.
 >						Norman Lindsay
 >						"The Magic Pudding"


:To: nkklrp at hotmail.com
:At 21:15 02.04.00 +0000, MIKE OSSIPOFF wrote:
:>
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:         ...             until even politeness itself becomes
: a dwindling cretin before a simple hope that a true statement
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Mr G. A. Craig Carey                          Auckland, New Zealand
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