EC> 2) Although it is not in the ASCII character set, characters with EC> a diaresis /are/ part of te English characters set, notably EC> in some English names: Emily BrontЙ, NoЙl Coward and the EC> constellation of BoФtes. The fact that the diaresis is usually EC> omitted in US English does not change the fact that the o with EC> diaresis IS part of the character set used in English.
Like HДagen-Dazs ice cream, it's a US-brand.
EC> So here is my ruling:
EC> The election result stands as published earlier.
EC> This ruling is final. There is no appeal.
Here I've got several problems that need to be remedied:
* You chair the FTSC * You call for the election * You run the election * You vote in the election yourself * You accept the votes * You count the votes * You publish the votes * You run the protest/appeal period * You handle the appeals * You rule on the appeals * ...
I hope you understand yourself what's wrong here ... there's no way the establishment of rules, vote collecting, vote-count, processing appeals, ruling on appeals can be done by one and the the same person and still be credible.
