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Also way less centralised. You might be able to “hack” a couple of groups counting votes to alter the result but not all at once.
by geoah 4y ago
Also way less centralised. You might be able to “hack” a couple of groups counting votes to alter the result but not all at once.
- throwaway4good 4y agoHistory is full of voting being manipulated and changed. Sure didn't call it hack but ... In my opinion the question of online voting should be rephrased something like: Why don't our professional politicians want to setup an easy, safe and cheap way of direct voing that everyone could participate in? And it would direct our discussion away from irrelevant technical details and onto the core issue of what kind of democracy is desirable.