At 11:22 p.m. 10/04/2003, you wrote:
At 01:40 10/04/03, Joop Teernstra wrote:If many others had the same complaint, it would have shown up in the comment lines.
Dear Joop, you can comment that way ad infinitum. 1. the people who responded to your poll are those who want/accept to use it.
Not so, dear Jefsey. Not all want to use it. 21 out of 97 voters prefer email polls.
2. there should be no problem in making your system to support your existing solution, a click and vote service and a mail oriented service. Exept that you are not the developper and do not control the code.I think that having several polling systems, developed independent of each other but each remaining under the sole control of their developer, is the best option in a situation where nobody is trusted. It is very easy to distribute code, but difficult to distribute "control".