Talk:Vote rank

Hi,

I think the system of giving a part of the vote weight to someone is just the same thing as given his power to a representative system! Maybe it's just more often that you decide what to give and to whom!

The direct democracy is decide by ourselves! In order to achieve that goal, we know that we have to reach each voter to a certain level of knowledge about the field we want him to decide! You can't do that just in giving some part of his vote to someone else! You have to give the ability of voting a subject after the voter has correctly read the documents he has to decide! You can check his level of information with some basics questions about the texts he just read! And if he has the right level of information he does obtain the right to vote.

The important thing is not that everyone vote on each subject, but that everyone have the right to do so, and the ability to do so! Hereafter, if only hundred thousand people vote on each subject it will be much better than today with only one thousand! Moreover if they are aware of the subject in line!

The real question we have to answer is the representativity of the vote compare to the composition of population. We have to make a ponderation of each vote in proportion of it's degree of representativity!