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> Do you have any examples of corporations submitting to FOIA.. No, I don't. "Public counts" in my comment refer to how the individual votes would be captured
by Mtinie 10y ago
> Do you have any examples of corporations submitting to FOIA..
No, I don't. "Public counts" in my comment refer to how the individual votes would be captured within a blockchain's ledger -- by design, visible and traceable.
I appreciate your follow-up. The right to free expression, and by association, the ability to vote, define our constitutional republic. It's so basic that I didn't consciously recognize it.
- MawNicker 10y agoIs there anything that can solve this other than what you've described? They will grow and push indefinitely. It's like mass surveillance. Encryption works. It can just be impossible. The truly terrible outcome is if "internet voting" is both an excuse and becomes recognized as such. Then the public will fear "internet voting" for X decades. Even though it's ultimately the solution to this problem.