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+As you can see, [[smaller]] teams have the [[double-edged]] quality that they may top the [[leaderboard]] or end up all the way at the [[bottom]], because the [[smaller]] amount of data [[points]] allows them to get more [[extreme]] results. This may have benefitted [[Wanted contestants]] and hurt [[Checkpoint]] this time, but it could easily [[swap]] around to the [[opposite]] next time.
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+== Voting ==
+I'm changing how voting works this time.
+
+=== How many people will our team have to eliminate? ===
+Refer to the "Vote Out" column in the previous table.
+
+=== How do we vote? ===
+[[SocialProfile]] will be reinstalled. Once it's here, PM [[User:Satomi]] like last time. Make sure it's [[private]] this time. Public votes will not be [[counted]]!
+
+=== Voting Mechanics ===
+It's different this time, so pay attention! Changed sections will be <u>underlined</u>.
+
+* The number of people a team needs to eliminate (0, 1, 2) represents a MAXIMUM.
+** A team that must eliminate 1 person can reduce this to 0 by spreading the votes evenly across more than one candidate.
+*** This works by removing the tied candidates from the pool of people who could be eliminated, so a 2/2/1 split would still result in the person who got 1 vote being eliminated.
+** A team that must eliminate 2 people can:
+*** reduce this to 1 by having everyone on the team vote out the same, single person (including the <u>target</u> needing to <u>abstain</u>).
+*** reduce this to 0 by spreading the votes evenly across more than two candidates.
+**** This works by removing the tied candidates from the pool of people who could be eliminated, so a 2/2/2/1/1 split would still result in the two people who got 1 vote each both being eliminated.
+* When votes are revealed, only the quantities and the people eliminated will be shown, not who got which quantities. So you'll see, like, 0/2/4 and only know who got the 4, not who got the 0 or the 2.
+* Your most recent private vote will be the one I count, so you can change your vote at any time by resending, as long as it's before the deadline.
+* You may only vote for one person.
+* <u>You may not vote for yourself.</u>
+* <u>Failing to vote will result in autoelimination.</u>
+** <u>This is the only way for someone with 0 votes to be eliminated... that is, nobody can be ''voted out'' with 0 votes.</u>
+** <u>Being autoeliminated in this way uses up an 'elimination need' slot on your team, potentially rescuing your teammates from elimination.</u>
+*** <u>However, going beyond quota is possible. For example, if 3 people on a team fail to vote, they will all be eliminated, even if their team only needed to eliminate 2 people.</u>
+
+=== Is the SocialProfile extension installed yet? ===
+No, hang tight.
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