>Any suggestions for crafting a better voting policy?
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>Brian (skinner@gumption.org)

Hi all,
With a preference for keeping things simple, as long as we are a small group that I suspect is compatible and flexible I am
comfortable with a simple average of votes rounded to the nearest 10 cents/gallon- or even an administrative decision. Perhaps a more complex voting system should kick in after there are a minimum of, say, 100 participants.

Best wishes,
Alan

PS: Heard Robert Kennedy Jr. last night describing how if we had sustained the improved US "fleet" mpg under Carter and if the CAFE standards had not been subverted (starting with Reagan admin) we would have been able to be virtually free of Middle East oil imports (and our cosy relations with repressive Saudi's and others), in which case we might not have had the attacks of 9/11/01 and 3/19/03.

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