Perpetual voting

In social choice theory, perpetual voting is a situation in which society has to decide about many issues sequentially, time after time, in an online fashion. It is not known in advance what issues will have to be decided, or even how many voting periods there will be. Still, it is desired that the voting outcomes satisfy some natural notions of fairness. Perpetual voting is a special case of multi-issue voting.

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