On 1/11/08, Ed Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This would change if I were CotC again, as the database would drive > the carrying-out-of-duties rather than the other way round.
I will probably submit a conditional vote like: - If at least one COMEX vote has been cast, I vote COMEX; otherwise, I vote MURPHY > It was relocated once before (from Eris's server to mine), but it > took a good bit of head-scratching. I could give you a shell account, > but then you'd be cut off whenever my server's net connection decided > to flake out for a while. (The cfj.qoid.us mirror is a good workaround > for that problem.) What sort of database is it? > > - support automated CFJ submission to the extent that is feasible and > > that is acceptable to Agora > > Should require username+password to block spambots. What I'm wondering is whether the advantage of having CFJs assigned immediately (which speeds up the process and works if the CotC is unavailable) outweighs the hassle of having to go to a webform instead of just sending a reply. Has this been done before?
