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The point is not open source code. You still have to place trust in the system and the people executing it. While this is also true for a paper based manual-cou
by doc4t 15y ago
The point is not open source code. You still have to place trust in the system and the people executing it. While this is also true for a paper based manual-counted system the later is so transparent to anyone that cheating becomes very very difficult.
Source code will never be transparent to anyone but programmers.