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On Wed, 2019-07-10 at 23:02 +0200, Michał Górny wrote: |
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> On Sun, 2019-07-07 at 16:56 +0100, Roy Bamford wrote: |
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> > The master ballot file is attached to this e-mail. Please use the ID |
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> > that will be sent to you in the confirmation email to verify that your |
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> > vote was included in the master ballot file. If you don't get your |
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> > ID or you can't find your vote inside the ballot file, please contact the |
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> > election officials (elections@g.o or #gentoo-elections on freenode). |
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> Hope you don't mind me hijacking this thread but I'd like to try to |
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> encourage developers to not only implicitly verify their votes but also |
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> participate in the explicit verification process via app-misc/votrify. |
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> First of all, please note that this tool does not invade your privacy. |
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> The resulted confirmations do not contain your votes, or even indicate |
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> whether you voted at all. They only say 'yes, I did verify the vote |
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> and got the following result...'. |
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> Secondly, devs who did not vote (but were eligible) also count towards |
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> improving the reliability of vote. So even if you hadn't voted, please |
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> consider participating. |
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> If you're interested in some background, you can read my today's blog |
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> post [1]. If you want to help, here are almost-copy-paste instructions. |
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> Start by installing votrify; it will also pull election data in: |
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> emerge -nv app-misc/votrify |
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Thanks to all the (3) people who have participated so far. To encourage |
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even more of you to help out, I've just released v2 that's even simpler |
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to use. |
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After emerging it, just run: |
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votrify-council-201906-make |
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and answer the nice colorful questions. |
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If you voted, the process is roughly: enter, enter, confirmation- |
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id+enter, enter, enter. If you just bash enter until it insists you |
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type confirmation-id in, it will also work. |
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If you did not vote, the process is roughly: n+enter, enter, enter. In |
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other words, 'n', then bash enter. |
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I would also like you to remind you to use OpenPGP key that is present |
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in LDAP so others can easily fetch it and verify the confirmation. |
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Best regards, |
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Michał Górny |
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