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The better way would be to just make a new post and make each logo a separate comment and count the upvotes.
6 for sure!
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This is the correct answer. It's so bad it's good! And it combines something halfway reasonable with a scribble someone spent 2 seconds on. Which really captures the spirit of what this community will (hopefully) become.
The easiest way to make a poll (imo) is using www.rcv123.com. I've used it for things, and it's great.
You probably mean https://www.rcv123.org/? But that uses Hare's method, which is pretty flawed and won't always pick the candidate preferred by the voters.
Better to use https://star.vote/ (score ballots) or https://civs1.civs.us/civs_create.html (ranked ballots).
Can you elaborate on Hare's method, and its weaknesses?
Honestly 6 or 7
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