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Q6 answered by Theo: planned (not ongoing) evaluation of voting tools, exclusively free software, link to Free-Licensing
Q5 answered by Theo: membership means a subscription (paid membership fee), not a member status; one ballot per person kept
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The starting point is the principle of [[Gov/en/Portal:Institutions/Governance|one user, one vote]]. To keep elections meaningful and resistant to fake accounts, the initial hypothesis adds light eligibility requirements, similar in spirit to those used by Wikimedia elections:
The starting point is the principle of [[Gov/en/Portal:Institutions/Governance|one user, one vote]]. To keep elections meaningful and resistant to fake accounts, the initial hypothesis adds light eligibility requirements, similar in spirit to those used by Wikimedia elections:


* holding at least one membership at the time the vote is announced;
* holding at least one active subscription (a paid membership fee) at the time the vote is announced;
* a minimum account age or a minimum record of activity on the platform, defined in advance for each vote;
* a minimum account age or a minimum record of activity on the platform, defined in advance for each vote;
* one ballot per person, whatever the number of memberships held.
* one ballot per person, whatever the number of subscriptions held.


Exact thresholds would be set by the election committee and published with each vote announcement.
Exact thresholds would be set by the election committee and published with each vote announcement.