[EM] Who can sign the declaration?

[Jameson Quinn]

Richard already answered about how to sign the declaration (just say so
here, and give any additional info such as credentials or favorite system,
though arguments of why are out-of-place.)

>
> So, my 2nd question in this post is: If anyone can sign the declaration,
> then how does one sign it. Where does one e-mail to, or what website
> does one go to?
>
> The declaration, as I remember, favorably mentions or recommends 5 methods
> (with the understanding that there could be other good ones):
>
>
It recommends 4 methods. If for some reason you don't want to just
read it<http://www.bansinglemarkballots.org/>,
here's my summary:


> Approval
> Range or Score Voting
> Majority Judgement (median point totals)
>

You missed Condorcet (does not specify which form)

It also mentions 2 others:


> SODA (simple optionally delegated Approval)
>

In the declaration, SODA is mentioned as "too soon to recommend but merits
further study".


> IRV
>

The declaration mentions both advantages and disadvantages of IRV, and says
that there are both signers who support and those who oppose the system.

Jameson
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