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Introduction

Democracy is great! However, there’s still room for improvement. VoteWrap is a flexible democratic method that improves democracy by introducing a variable consensus level calculated from how important and urgent an issue is to each voter. And, by dynamically integrating all the following formal and informal elements of voting:

• Issue Proposal

• Issue Wording

• Issue Importance & Urgency

• Voting Compulsion

• Quorum

• Resource Contribution

• Voting Finalisation

• Confidence

• Secret Vote

• Representation

• Undecided Votes

• Relative priority to other issues

• Associated sub-issues

Complexity is reduced and time saved as VoteWrap carries your default settings into each new vote so for most Issue's you'll only need to vote for:

• Importance - Low, Medium or High

• Urgency - Low, Medium or High

• Actual vote - No, Undecided-No, Undecided, Undecided–Yes or Yes

• Confidence Level - Low, Medium or High

• Voting Finalisation - Yes or No

With VoteWrap you can either vote for the whole issue or, if you’re not happy, propose amendments by VoteWraping dependent sub-issues for resolution.

Visual pattern recognition is a human strong point so by viewing your real time prioritised VoteWrap issues in your favourite visual format you’ll know more, sooner.

http://www.webdesignerdepot.com/2009/06/50-great-examples-of-data-visualization/

http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2007/08/02/data-visualization-modern-approaches/

Data Mining: Mapping The Blogosphere

http://datamining.typepad.com/gallery/blog-map-gallery.html

VoteWrap Current

• VoteWrap Process Flow
• (C) Copyright 2008-10 - Thor Prohaska

VoteWrap Archive

• VoteWrap Process Flow - 1st Draft
• Anthem Australia

Wiki Resources

• Getting Started with MediaWiki