LOL 8)

> Can we consider this a preliminary election of candidates, and then do this all over again somehow, but with some sort of decent preferential voting method?

... can we consider that you to tell us how to do achieve this?

Option 1: Realizing it with perlmonk accounts => restriction to available mechanisms.

Option 2: Using external service with login => perlmonks have to register again, people get lost.

Option 3: Using external service without login => multiple votes can manipulate the result.

Option 4: user je44ery implements his wishes within the monastery...

Cheers Rolf

In reply to Re^3: =()= Poll: And the winner is ... by LanX
in thread Poll: How should the =( )= be called??? by LanX

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