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Can A Website Be Considered To Be Software?
Yes, it can when the website can be considered to be be “software as a service” (SAAS) which provides services to visitors based on their individual requirements. Otherwise it is only a backend delivering the same content to everyone, even though that backend may be considered software like WordPress, as software it us used by the site owner only to create web pages, but as a website it is merely delivering those pre-designed web pages. A good example of SAAS is a site that enables logged in members to upload documents which are then converted to say PDF and then encrypted and catalogued. Authors can add and manage subscribers, assign documents to users and groups, and documents are accessible only to those users who have explicit rights assigned by many different conditions governing group access, expiration, number of days/hours, number of views or prints… a library managed by live “call-to-home” DRM.
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As mentioned earlier, any site can be hacked, maker's included. Yes, and the only way to protect against malware is not downloading it at all, as it has already been downloaded. The software should be developed to use that as a primary security measure, and should do so regardless of what the user chooses. Best doesn't necessarily mean best for each person, it doesn't. It's a general statement of what software should be made to do. The difference is that best for each person does not mean best for others. It's about what makes life easier in general. I believe this statement is both wrong and also, importantly, a complete non-sequitur. Yes, and I think the OP should address the question with a broader list. As a general rule this does not work well. I don't think this is a general rule, as it generally doesn't work well for many.