I don't see how what I've written suggests tactical voting?
In both of the examples in the post you quoted, people are voting for who they want to win, in order. There's no tactical element to it at all.
Well according to what I'm reading you're required to register by law. So I must have done, right?
Do you see how this comment fails?
Especially in comparison to the post you highlighted?
nero120 said:Personally, I think any idiot that attacks fptp lacks any respect or understanding for where its got us as a free and fair society.
In the United Kingdom, before World War I, a largely stable two-party system existed for generations; traditionally, only the Tories and Whigs, or from the mid-19th century the Conservative and Liberal Parties, managed to deliver Members of Parliament in significant numbers. Hung parliaments were thus rare, especially during the 19th century.
Seriously needs to do their homework
A bit rich coming from someone who didnt know how an election worked tbh.
FPTP works, and worked historically in a two party system.

OK so AV comes in. This is a worked example of what I mean:
I dont want labour in. I have Lib / Lab / Con / BNP / Green / UKIP / LocLib on my ballot paper. I dont really like BNP, Green, UKIP or LocLib, but I really dont want labour in. So I will do the following :
1 - Con
2 - Lib
3 - UKIP
4 - LocLib
5 - Green
6 - BNP
7 - Labour
Even though I a. Am not a Con supporter and b. do not agree with the policies of those I have ranked above Labour.
It does nothing to curb tactical voting, it will just happen in a different way.
For me if AV did come in I would probably just "plump" anyway and AV or not it still wouldnt make bot all difference since I am in Labour heartland!
OK so AV comes in. This is a worked example of what I mean:
I dont want labour in. I have Lib / Lab / Con / BNP / Green / UKIP / LocLib on my ballot paper. I dont really like BNP, Green, UKIP or LocLib, but I really dont want labour in. So I will do the following :
1 - Con
2 - Lib
3 - UKIP
4 - LocLib
5 - Green
6 - BNP
7 - Labour
Even though I a. Am not a Con supporter and b. do not agree with the policies of those I have ranked above Labour.
It does nothing to curb tactical voting, it will just happen in a different way.
For me if AV did come in I would probably just "plump" anyway and AV or not it still wouldnt make bot all difference since I am in Labour heartland!
Oh, hang on, you have changed your mind and are now saying it does work?
Welcome to the NO club
And I thoguht you had me on ignore?
And did you not attack me before? ROFLS
No. You don't vote for anyone you don't want in. You put 1. Con and 2. Lib and then you leave it at that. Or not Con and Lib but whoever you do like. Or if you don't like anyone then I guess you spoil your ballot paper. At the very least you don't put Labour anywhere near your paper as you specifically don't want a vote of yours to get anywhere near them.
OK so AV comes in. This is a worked example of what I mean:
I dont want labour in. I have Lib / Lab / Con / BNP / Green / UKIP / LocLib on my ballot paper. I dont really like BNP, Green, UKIP or LocLib, but I really dont want labour in. So I will do the following :
1 - Con
2 - Lib
3 - UKIP
4 - LocLib
5 - Green
6 - BNP
7 - Labour
Even though I a. Am not a Con supporter and b. do not agree with the policies of those I have ranked above Labour.
It does nothing to curb tactical voting, it will just happen in a different way.
For me if AV did come in I would probably just "plump" anyway and AV or not it still wouldnt make bot all difference since I am in Labour heartland!
OK, so I do the above, but miss off labour, thus increasing the chances of my vote counting towards someone else.
How can you just say "no" to it...... that is what people will do! There is no deniying this. To do so would be naieve.
Why would you vote like that?
From what you've said, the only parties you're really interested in are Lib and (at a push) Con. So put down:
1:Liberal
2:Conservative
What's "tactical" about that? It's exactly your candidates of choice, in order of preference. If Lib don't get 50% in the first round you vote for Conservative in the second round.
Under FTFP you'd have had to choose between Liberal and Conservative without being able to express any order of preference. Voting Con in this case would be FAR more tactical.
The population will not all do, act or think as you do - to claim so is ridiculous.
Naieve. They do it already by doing tactical voting. They will continue to do it because AV allows them to.
Ignorance.
Ignorance to think that people will not do it? I agree.
and self grandeur.