I'm a great believer of anonymous voting, I think the main reason for using hand
is because using notes is adding a lot over overhead on the other hand in computer
voting it's just a one time efford.
Ely
On 11/30/05, Alon Altman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Wed, 30 Nov 2005, E L wrote:
> 1) Can someone please explain (with some example) which decisions can be
> made using the electronic vote?
> 2) I think that there is a one too many אילו in the sentence
> 3) I think using normal mail to send the annoncement is over kill, What
> would happen if someone just moved or the mail got stuck?
> 4) What happens if hamakor web site falls before vote and people can't see
> the annoncement? Does it invalidate it?
> I think there should be some protection that not even vaad members would be
> able to view and especialy manualy change the votes.
> I also don't think anyone should be able to see the vote before it is over.
> And the system should not keep logs of who voted for what
> but it should keep log of who voted when and from where.
General assembly votes are not annonymous. In a physical assembly voting is
held by show of hands. There is no reason to keep the votes hidden.
Did you read my proposal?
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