Both parties have abused gerrymandering. Would you be in favor of computerized redistricting based only on population density?

There has been a lot of research done on this and some algorithm's developed to prevent it. Hope they get used

I'm for anything that would draw the districts fairly.

there's an easier way ... simply ban single member districts as much and possible and enable multiple voting [voter can cast as many votes as he wishes, up to the number of seats, for any one or more candidates.]

Computerized maps could result in breaking up natural communities.

That's a good idea, but even computer programs can be rigged.

A better way is to set up rules such as you have suggested and put the rules into law. I don't think you can ever eliminate gerrymandering, but you can minimize it.

Would make a hell of a lot of sense. Doesn't have to be computerized, just has to be not deliberately skewed. Canada has proper districts that fit understood geographic and cultural zones, are proposed by a nonpartisan national election commission, and are discussed in public before adopted to identify any potential bias early. They work just fine.

Absolutely!

Sure

Yes, something needs to be done to make it fair.

Democrats have gerrymandered far more than the GOP.