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And then on the larger scale all the issues in a domain are sorted in real time with [[Relative priority to other issues]]. | And then on the larger scale all the issues in a domain are sorted in real time with [[Relative priority to other issues]]. | ||
Revision as of 21:34, 9 July 2010
What is VoteWrap?
The open source VoteWrap Method is released under the terms of GPL. It has been developed to improve the handling of contention in collaborative environments.
It introduces a variable consensus level calculated from how important and urgent issues are to each voter. And, it dynamically integrates all the following formal and informal elements of voting:
The above elements are then integrated into a Results Summary Display.
And applied to Associated sub-issues within and between issues.
And then on the larger scale all the issues in a domain are sorted in real time with Relative priority to other issues.
The VoteWrap Method exists as a documented specification in the form of a Detailed Process Flow and as a set of fully functional Excel Prototypes.
VoteWrap has a synergy with the Semantic Web.
In practice VoteWrap is most effective when applied to 'Object Oriented Documentation' An example of 'OO Doco' is the specification of the VoteWrap Method itself. And here are some examples of how VoteWrap and OO Doco can be integrated to give real world benefits.
VoteWrap utilises Data Visualisation principles to present its Results Summary Display in a rich graphical format that is easier to understand than character based displays.
Are you one of the forward thinking people that finds this interesting? Has it sparked an idea about how you can implement the VoteWrap Method to solve a problem or create an efficiency? If so then the Current VoteWrap Issues page will be where you'll want to go next.
