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    (on the approx 1-day outtage ( apache had some error condition ) some words on implementing open and anonymized voting so that everyone sees what everyone voted for but does not see who voted what)
     
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    == 2012-10-27 ==
    Forgot to log that http://status.consumium.org now redirects to the public http://pingdom.com free statuspage http://stats.pingdom.com/oqtlmmyz55id and The 20 Free ( as in beer ) SMS alerts if the [[Development Wiki]] goes down should now be operational.
    == 2012-10-02 ==
    'k .. paid the server bills today [✔]<BR/ >
    .. made backups [✔]<BR/ >
    .. verified backups [✔]<BR/ >
    == 2012-10-01 ==
    == 2012-10-01 ==
    There was an outtage of approx. one day in duration that was resolved today. The Apache2 couldn't bind to socket for some reason.
    There was an outtage of approx. one day in duration that was resolved today. The Apache2 couldn't bind to socket for some reason.


    I should really edit [[voting]] to reflect that it really does not make sense from a consumer privacy protection angle to have open personiefied voting, but '''open yet anonymized voting''' in where everyone sees what everyone voted but does not know who voted what ( unless explicitly made public ). This way any paid-trolling and skewing efforts can be countered by formulating anti-skewing vote counting measures and these are easy to distribute should active "trusted" parties/factions form.
    I should really edit [[voting]] to reflect that it really does not make sense from a consumer privacy protection angle to have open personiefied voting, but '''open yet anonymized voting''' in where everyone sees what everyone voted but does not know who voted what ( unless explicitly made public ). This way any paid-trolling and skewing efforts can be countered by formulating anti-skewing vote counting measures and these are easy to distribute should active "trusted" parties/factions form.

    Latest revision as of 15:23, 6 July 2017

    2012-10-27[edit | edit source]

    Forgot to log that http://status.consumium.org now redirects to the public http://pingdom.com free statuspage http://stats.pingdom.com/oqtlmmyz55id and The 20 Free ( as in beer ) SMS alerts if the Development Wiki goes down should now be operational.

    2012-10-02[edit | edit source]

    'k .. paid the server bills today [✔]
    .. made backups [✔]
    .. verified backups [✔]

    2012-10-01[edit | edit source]

    There was an outtage of approx. one day in duration that was resolved today. The Apache2 couldn't bind to socket for some reason.

    I should really edit voting to reflect that it really does not make sense from a consumer privacy protection angle to have open personiefied voting, but open yet anonymized voting in where everyone sees what everyone voted but does not know who voted what ( unless explicitly made public ). This way any paid-trolling and skewing efforts can be countered by formulating anti-skewing vote counting measures and these are easy to distribute should active "trusted" parties/factions form.