This is a more technical post than others here given the broadening of an audience visiting this Foundation web site in search for content like this article below rather than hanging out on our more geeky Project site (which is soon to be relaunched and be way more engaging for all audiences, we're excited to report).  Usually, you will find this kind of content over there, while here we'll talk more about voting experience innovations, policy matters, and progress of the Project.  So, for those who are passionate about elections reform and improving the voting experience, but are not as fluent in some of the technical issues, feel free to look this over, but do not fret if seems like gobbledygook.  There is more relevant stuff for your concerns to come.  Ready?  Here we go...