Sunday, November 09, 2008
Black and White
Cleisthenes may be considered the father of democracy, introducing the idea that each person has two stones, a black and white – yes or no – to vote on dominant issues. Everyone's vote shall count, and a new government takes hold, where the people determine their destiny collectively .
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Black is yes, and white is no? And what are we voting on?
Maybe I'll just flip a coin...
Can we stone people?
Now we're talking.
:)
hmmm... your voting system seems to be playing havoc with the ALfA blog layout, at least on my browser.
On mine too. Although I like voting on stuff.
In fact, I actually think we had this system anyways. If people commented, they liked, and if not, you should get back to the drawing board (if you like comments that is).
I also don't like the 'please.' I don't think people should feel compelled to comment, or should be pleaded with to do so.
Again, I feel that the comments and the posts, as they were, provided all the information needed.
I removed the voting thing and the formatting was still wonky. It was like that before I added them too. Anyone know what's up?
OK I fixed the problem - it had nothing to do with the voting thing, it was "The King" video post, which had bad html.
However, somebody has messed with the blog colour scheme now... I don't mind the blue background soooo much, but the yellow text for the comments just does not work!
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