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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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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. | ||
Revision as of 10:44, 2 October 2012
2012-10-02
'k .. paid the server bills today
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.
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.