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if you had

  • 4 software developers
  • any open source software
  • server hardware
  • internet connection for hosting
  • 100 person days in which to do it?
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Something to replace diebold software?

Duke Nukem Forever? :P

annakata
If you think you can develop a secure voting system in 800 man hours you are HIIIIIIGH. Nice sentiment, but totally high.
Will
That's how they did it originally, isn't it?
Unsliced
silly question, silly answer :P
annakata
+1  A: 

How about a site equivalent to Rent-a-Coder but for non-profits to solicit volunteer or low-cost developers for public service projects (i.e. make your question easy for the next guy in an equivalent situation). Given the current economic troubles, there are likely to be both a lot of unemployed developers and a lot of troubled non-profits (and a lot of demand for the various kinds of help those non-profits provide). Let's put them together.

Add a point system like StackOverflow so you can earn points by helping out non-profits with their web applications or whatever. Then go get some corporate sponsorship so that you can turn your points into credits at Amazon.com or some such.

JacobM