On Mar 18, 5:45 am, LunarDraco <[email protected]> wrote: > I'd say without a login that is verified against a real email with a > postback token verification there is no real way to do this. > You could store a cookie in the browser, which could be cleared by the > user and re-vote. > You could tie it to the IP like you suggest, but the IP your server > see's is only the ip of the publicly visible router. There may be many > machines behind this one IP, And besides that its not the computer > thats voting its a person. > You could ask for personal information which everyone will just lie > about. > > I've seen many voting designs. I've never heard of anyone trying to do > it open successfully.
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