[21player]

Originally Posted by JM

I think for subsequent chips, you should narrow it to 3 choices in the voting stage. I think 5 is too many to get any kind of plurality. Then narrow that to the top 3 vote getters and put up a poll to pick #1.

Show the chips together with the others in the set that have already been decided upon. E.g. for this $5 chip, pick the top 3 from the votes, post pics of those 3 with each one next to the $1 chip so we can see how they work together. When we do the $25, put it next to the $1 & $5, etc.

This gets my vote.

[Catfish]

Favorite #3
Others #1, #5, #10, #15

Voting methodology suggestion
1. Choose the base color first. This will narrow the field. There will probably be multiple base color submissions on everything but black. 1 Vote

2. Group the edge spots, as logically as possible, into 3-4 groups. Vote on favorite group. 1 Vote.

3. Choose your favorite chip. 1 Vote

24 hour max time frame per vote. Step 1 for the next chip can probably begin simultaneously with Step 3 of the current chip because the field will be whittled down and all you are trying to do is pick a base color. This results in 72 hours per chip (but overlap of 24 hrs), 9 chips, all base and edge colors will be decided in 19 days.

Easy to tally, easy for the voters to choose. Very straight forward.

Try to get a poll that tallies votes as we go, so we know where our favorite stands.

Just an idea.

[Ranman]

Favorite - #2
Other - #4, #12, #18, #19

Ranman

[gpc]

Favorite #14
Others #4, # 16, #5

Why no Imperial blue on blood Red?

[Strange]

Favorite #19 (what a surprise.)

Others #10

[Strange]

Originally Posted by 21player

This gets my vote.

Thirded

[FL70]

3, 2, 5, 10, 11

[tripod22]

Favorite - 8
Others - 7, 6, 3, 19

[Mok]

Favorite - #3
Others - #16, #6, #18, #19

[Sidepot]

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