These are informative comments

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1109356/www-or-not-www-what-to-choose-as-primary-site-name 

Amos Wako recently pointed out that protocol keeps technocrats who are privately or quietly seeking / promoting reform from making public pronouncements about it. Some of these non technical tender committees that are most inclined to the lowest bidders should note, that knowledge is not cheap. A system that works today WILL be non functional tomorrow because the underlying technology has been compromised / overtaken by criminal events / crackers. One could be using a version of Linux or Windows or a Web Framework that is not patched or that has been abandoned for others that are easier to extend or secure for a period of 5-10 years. If any tenders will be awarded to political companies, let it be to supply stationary, not software that requires in depth knowledge of particular technology eco-systems...

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