[EM] SODA Monotonic?

[Forest Simmons]

Jameson,

I'm glad you are still working on SODA.  Trying to understand the details
of why a particular order is used in casting the proxy approvals may tax
the patience of Joe Public, but most of the public won't care about the
details.  The basic idea is very simple; you mark the approvals that you
care about, and leave the rest to your designated candidate. Each voter can
choose between Asset Voting or Approval Voting or anywhere in between, and
the ballot is no more complex than the familiar Plurality ballot (and
harder to mess up).

Forest


On Mon, Oct 14, 2013 at 12:10 PM, Jameson Quinn <jameson.quinn at gmail.com>wrote:

> ...
> Second aside: a while back I gave an example which purported to show that
> SODA was not monotonic, but I missed a (rationally dominant) way to get the
> right result on that example within the SODA framework; so at the present,
> I strongly believe that SODA is (rationally) monotonic after all, and in
> fact I'm working on a proof.
>
> Jameson.
>
>
>
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