Diskussion:Bucklin-Wahl

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I apologize for using English here. But I'd just like to tell whoever made this article that, while the article looks good, present-day theorists tend to prefer median systems which allow equal ranking, such as Majority Judgment, over those which don't, such as (most traditional uses of) Bucklin. MJ was invented in France and has articles on the English and French wikipedias. Cheers, Homunq (Diskussion) 22:15, 28. Mär. 2012 (CEST)

Hi Homunq, welcome to the german wiki. I will - as soon as possible - create an article for MJ. In fact, I created the article for Bucklin voting because there was a "please create me"-link to "Bucklin voting" in the german article about preferential voting systems. As I wrote the article, I realized that there is no MJ in the german wiki, so I didn't include the references to it (with the plan to write a proper MJ article these days and after that add the references; I also have to check whether there is a common german name for MJ). --Arno Nymus (Diskussion) 22:42, 28. Mär. 2012 (CEST)

Oh, du bist es dann. Homunq (Diskussion) 17:05, 30. Mär. 2012 (CEST) (ps I hope it's OK and friendly to use the familiar in German. I'd certainly use the familiar for you in Spanish or even French.)

Ich habe nun einen Abschnitt hinzugefügt, der die Verbindung zu Majority Judgment erläutert. Und Du bist herzlich eingeladen, dass "Du" zu verwenden. (in english: I just added a subsection that describes the connection to Majority Judgment. Your're usage of the familiar "Du" is totally welcome." :) ) --Arno Nymus (Diskussion) 00:12, 1. Apr. 2012 (CEST)

Dieser Abschnitt kann archiviert werden. Arno Nymus (Diskussion) 22:15, 20. Apr. 2012 (CEST)