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[atlarge-discuss] More Nonsense to:Re: [atlarge-discuss] Poll watcher rights and duties
Stephen and all fellow members,
Yes it is unreasonable. Internet Cafe's, Eric's favorite folks, are indeed
true users, but not identifiable adequately if at all, enough to participate.
This was debated several times of this forum, and the DNSO GA some time
ago now..
It seems obvious that Eric is attempting to yet again engineer a
take over with his Shoe-Shine boys and girls that only have a
connection to the internet at an Internet Cafe. Those Cafe's
are fraught with fraud and huge spam artists. Yet a few are
well managed... So how do you propose that a differentiation
be effected? Word of mouth perhaps? Lord I hope not!
UUCP is a different matter. That can be fairly easily handled
with a gateway software solution or even and integration solution.
OpenBSD has several listed vendors/software developers
that provide such solutions, for example. But building
either from scratch would be very time consuming, problematic,
and need lots of testing before it should be used for voting
purposes. Hence a "Canned" solution here is best under
the circumstances.
Stephen Waters wrote:
> On Tue, 2003-04-08 at 17:18, Joop Teernstra wrote:
> >
> > In fact, I have already offered my help in assigning a random passcode to
> > each member, specific for this election.
> > I do not have to build a new system for that. It is ready and has been used
> > hundreds of times.
>
> But it's web-based, right? Since our precedent is email-based voting, at
> minimum we should at the very least poll everyone via email whether or
> not they would like to switch to -- or offer additionally -- web-based
> voting in the future, just to make sure we don't disenfranchise any
> current members who might be behind a uucp set-up, email-only Internet
> cafe, etc.
>
> Is that unreasonable?
> -s
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