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considering that the advertisement in Italy was: "Dash, più bianco non si può" "Dash, whiter is not possible" you risk that Dash (the coin) ends up being associated with some shady cleaning money business...

Indeed it is better to have 20 people who are invested in a company to decide than 20 people who are not invested in a company (government officials). But this is not what I was suggesting. What I was suggesting is to have thousands of people voting. Each invested enough. It's called the...

Hi. Dash in Italy is the name of a brand of cleaning material. So much that when I say that I have invested in Dash everybody thinks I invested in a soap. I don't think they will sell it, sorry.

Hi @TroyDASH , thanks for answering. What you are saying is absolutely correct, companies do NOT use this system. And instead use a system where the weight of the vote is proportional to the number of shares someone has. This is not the wisdom of the crowds and if Dash preferred to use this...

Right now each masternode owner has one vote. And it was claimed that this is to use the "wisdom of the crowd". Now the "wisdom of the crowd" is a technical term that refers to some really interesting phenomenon. In several situations when you ask a crowd to evaluate a situation. Especially a...

Hello @demo . I am sorry but I do not understand the proof of individuality you are proposing. As soon as I understand it I will cast my vote :-) . I am in favour that each person votes only once. But to avoid making confusion I shall probably start another thread with my suggestion.

I am trying to set up a second masternode. Yes, after I made the first one I have to admit that it was good, and now I am trying to go further in my commitment with this crazy currency. Now to do this I need to send exactly 1000 dash to a certain address. This was easy the first time, because my...

Ark mentions voting: https://ark.io/ For the wiki chose anyone that gives us some free place. At the worse a piratepad will work good enough

Sorry, wikipedia is not the right place for any original research, as well as for list of things someone might find useful. There are plenty of free wiki out there, let's use one of those. https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-best-tool-for-creating-free-online-private-Wikis

and spend 5 dash to propose some work that might be deleted? I can see how developers are shunning dash.

Sounds like without an executive and a judiciary branch, those are just opinion polls. But if the core developers were to disregard them the backlash might drop the price and make everybody consider the "governance" of dash a joke.

Another thing which is unacceptable is: I don't think it needs much commenting.

first of all no one would use a currency with a tax included. People even use currencies with fixed cap to make sure their money does not get watered down. Then you have a problem to decide what the tax should be (who decides? the masternodes or the government?) and where the tax goes to (US...

So the tax would not go to the government, but to some other entity? What exactly? Sounds like the best idea is to create coins on need like dash does. That is also a form of tiny tax called inflation but it does not bit psychologically on people's wallet.

this sounds like the governments wet dream. Where did you say you work for? Automatic tax payment on all transactions? Sorry, but why? In any case the whole point of placing governance first is that all those things (inflation, for example) would be defined by the community.

if we design a crypto that have governance, someone must code it... I can provide my expertise with eDem for the algorithm, but I am not going to go back programming. Is there any volunteer?

I am investigating ceptr right now. Trying to see if it has some governance. http://ceptr.org/

I would personally vote against the 5 dash fee. But I would also not place even one satoshi to support the proposal, sorry. It is pretty obvious by now that Dash masternodes have a limited decision power. And it might be not a limitation due to what the programmer want, but to how complex any...

@demo if one person controls 400 nodes, out of 1200, the situation is not recoverable. I am sorry.

Also the problem is that the actual decision making system is part of how DASH works, and as such the coins get "printed" on demand. This is both really good, and limited on how good the decision making system is. Even if we made a perfect alternative decision making system we would be dependent...