This vote is very important.

They vote with these chemical votes, the vote gets counted, and then everybody responds to the vote.

Pew Research, the University of Chicago's National Opinion Research Center, and the most important but the least known is the American National Election Studies group that is the world's longest, most respected poll of political attitudes.

It's up to us you know we should go and vote, no matter what.

OK, that's another vote called for.

OK, there's another vote called for. Anyone object?

Now say, Yes.

Let's vote on it.

So we create a new link, and it's going to have id 50.

We didn't have any comments for a long while, and the links and votes tables were basically kind of as I represented them in this lecture.

Another vote called for. Now let's take our seats.

We can't commit suicide, can we?

I call for another vote.

I want another vote.

(Laughter) Chris Rock said, They don't want you to vote.

And the big picture is this elections should be verifiable.

And this other amount is computed through this hot function, and that hot function looks something like this.

That makes it 84, Linus, and 83, Russell.

And so some really nice things came together.

The noes have it.

We'll decide by voting.

As you may have noticed, our elections in Canada are a complete joke.

The votes will be theirs!

approved by majority vote...

Frankly, I don't see how you can vote for acquittal.

The vote was postponed, but you will get your food.

And in fact Barack Obama did quite well.

I think if they see us going to vote, they're going to pay attention to us.

It's a floating point field. And this is the total score of the link.

And so the method that arose organically within the community is the Votes For Deletion page.

A decision like where do I go to school? What should I major in?

I'm going to call for another vote.

The vote is ten to two. I'm talking!

The vote is now six to six.

And you didn't even vote.

On election day, cast your vote for a proven leader.

I'll show you how that works. So we've got a table a link table that looks something a lot like what we've been dealing with.

I gave my vote to Ken.

I voted for Ken.

I thought we might wanna vote by ballot. Great idea.

Anyone doesn't wanna vote?

Did you vote for her?

And that's the tough part.

There wasn't like an amorphous community or anything like that.

Then there's all these extra little properties that link can have per user.