> Well, given that Mailman is open-source, this is very much technically > feasible (presumably one could write a PHP page that would ask for an My inner programmer agrees. >However, I highly doubt that > it's worth the trouble right at the moment on short notice, My inner project-manager agrees. :) Jeremy On Thursday 09 October 2008 1:51:51 pm Tony Yarusso wrote: > On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at 12:57 AM, Jeremy <tclug at lizakowski.com> wrote: > > We have one authentication mechanism: the list. > > > > To use any other system involves exporting the database or comparing it > > somehow. > > Well, given that Mailman is open-source, this is very much technically > feasible (presumably one could write a PHP page that would ask for an > e-mail address and a vote, check the e-mail address for a valid > subscriber, then mark them as having voted, without connecting the > address and the vote in the results). However, I highly doubt that > it's worth the trouble right at the moment on short notice, unless > anyone is particularly bored. It does strike me as a piece of > software that would be commonly useful though. (Maybe it's been > done?)