Re: Confound It @ MemberDB :)

It wouldn't hurt to rewrite it in a more modern, standard framework such 
as Laravel (if one wished to keep it in PHP).

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> On 12/01/16 14:07, David Lloyd wrote:
>
> > That said, we could patch the code such that it had a myriad of voting
> > systems such that depending on which one was chosen (and it could be
> > chosen after the election) depended on who got elected. We could
> then
> > "sell" this open source system to various "democratic governments in
> > the world" who seem to operate on "democratic elections so long as I
> > can retrospectively change the voting system such that I win" type
> > democracies.
>
> I'm not familiar with the code but comments from those who are made it
> quite clear that memberdb would need some non-trivial re-factoring and
> that similar effort could result in a voting module being added to free
> software CMS.
>
> *Then* it could be used around the world ;-)
>
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