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Jean-Louis Cazaux wrote on Sat, Oct 21, 2023 09:12 AM EDT in reply to H. G. Muller from 07:25 AM:

Then, I'm not sure it is fair. Someone who is not fan of CV, or who just wants to please his friend who has made Turlutu chess, will vote for Turlutu chess and his voice will count x times mine who is enthusiast of CV and wanted to reward those I like or admire.

I prefer the system of 1 man 1 vote. Simpler and immediatly meaningful.

I would admit that self-votes are not accounted (but then, it would be nice to have a special sticker indicating "this variant is a preferred one of its author", because I wish to indicate which ones of my creations I prefer).

To avoid people having tons of preferred CV, which is like saying nothing as a matter of fact, I would understand that each user is limited to a maximum, maybe 50. With the possibility of removing a "like" of course, in order to favorise new ones.


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