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Posted by timothy on Monday March 15, 2004 @09:37PM from the nice-normal-folks dept.

An anonymous reader writes "The platforms for the Debian Project Leader candidates are now available here with more information about how votes are tallied. The candidates this year are the incumbent DPL Martin Michlmayr, and developers Branden Robinson, and Gergely Nagy (but if you vote for him, his tamagotchi will sit on you.)" Nagy's platform is interesting reading.

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ballots (Score:5, Funny)

by Imperator ( 17614 ) writes: <slashdot2.omershenker@net> on Monday March 15, 2004 @09:39PM (#8574499)

Can I get a paper ballot? I don't trust their "electronic voting machine" thingy. What do these people know about reliable software?

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Re:ballots (Score:4, Funny)

by hummassa ( 157160 ) writes: on Monday March 15, 2004 @09:47PM (#8574567) Homepage Journal

If you have to ask, you don't have the right to vote... ;-)

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Obligatory (Score:1, Funny)

by wan-fu ( 746576 ) writes: on Monday March 15, 2004 @11:56PM (#8575524)

I for one, welcome our soon-to-be new Debian overlord. Soon-to-be, meaning as soon as they tabulate the votes, which, (again, obligatory), by Debian standards, will be some time after we colonize the moon.

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