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argsolver

2020-03-14 23:01

RE: What Does Decentralization Mean To Me?

Steemit Inc (Tron) for whatever reasons without my consent, has been trying make decisions on my behave that deeply affect me using other platforms in our ocean. I have not voted you as my witness. You

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argsolver

2020-03-14 22:03

RE: What does Decentralization mean to me

Great article @cyprianj! You may want to read also some ideas on which type of protocol a decentralized social blockchain should have (for a stronger protection against attacks of malevolent participants

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argsolver

2020-03-14 22:01

RE: Reputational Enhanced Delegated Proof-of-Stake (REDPOS)

@krischik StackOverflow is a very specific niche community, so its peers evaluating eachother (a sort of qualified vote. On an universal social blockchain, you have people interested on arts affecting

argsolver

2020-03-14 21:53

RE: Reputational Enhanced Delegated Proof-of-Stake (REDPOS)

I guess once what constitutes a "REDPOS" protocol is defined, then comes a specific implementation of such a protocol. For a specific implementation you also would have to take into account not

argsolver

2020-03-14 19:35

RE: In the Beginning, There Was DPoS

Well the voting power is related to Steem Power, if SP is distributed in just a few hands the witnesses rank should reflect that. But also apathy from smal SP holders could contribute as well.

argsolver

2020-03-14 19:23

RE: What Does Decentralization Mean To Me: Risk management through broad spectrum experimentation and distributed learning

For me, this is important because it can potentially rebalance value and its distribution through a system that can be verified through trustless mechanisms. Some consensus mechanism are trusted ones.

argsolver

2020-03-14 19:00

RE: Reputational Enhanced Delegated Proof-of-Stake (REDPOS)

Right now a new account on STEEM costs 3 STEEM. I like the anti-spam account fee. As I said to implement a good REDPOS protocol would need a very well thought use of "reputational related parameters"

argsolver

2020-03-14 18:42

RE: XRP/Ripple Summary

Hi David! I don't know if you are ever loging back to this account, but if you do, I would like to have your thoughts on this protocol enhancement proposal: Reputational Enhanced Delegated Proof-of-Stake

argsolver

2020-03-14 18:30

RE: Reputational Enhanced Delegated Proof-of-Stake (REDPOS)

Thanks you for your kind words @theoretical!

argsolver

socialblockchain

2020-03-14 18:00

RE: Announcing the Social Blockchain Working Group

Great, thanks! The concept behind what would constitute a REDPOS type of protocol is explained here. Feel free to post that link on the #ideas section of the discord channel for future reference if you

argsolver

2020-03-14 15:49

RE: The History of Delegated Proof-of-Stake (DPOS)

Reputation is purely built @blocktrades already explained that the current REP system on STEEM was coded as a "bandaid". On a REDPOS protocol, as REP would be a significant aspect of the witness

argsolver

2020-03-14 15:24

RE: Reputational Enhanced Delegated Proof-of-Stake (REDPOS)

Thank you @liondani ! That's exactly what I wanted to start. I know time is a factor so a fork on the same protocol would be a short time solution. I'm not a coder (I did learn some assembler and C language

argsolver

2020-03-14 10:49

RE: Reputational Enhanced Delegated Proof-of-Stake (REDPOS)

all the accounts could be two years old or older and they could come out. But someone has had to create those accounts two years in advance.

argsolver

2020-03-14 10:13

RE: Reputational Enhanced Delegated Proof-of-Stake (REDPOS)

Thanks for your contribution @valued-customer! For REP I mean "a better REP system" (i.e. as @blocktrades is working on). Also a REDPOS uses a combination of human activity related parameters.

argsolver

socialblockchain

2020-03-13 19:51

RE: Announcing the Social Blockchain Working Group

Great initiative @andrarchy ! Perhaps you could take a look at the Reputational Enhanced Delegated Proof-of-Stake (REDPOS) protocol concept for a #socialblockchain and share your thoughts?

argsolver

2020-03-13 19:48

RE: Reputational Enhanced Delegated Proof-of-Stake (REDPOS)

a bunch of accounts and those accounts could eventually become old enough for your standards. If you can delay an attack for 2 years, that's a feature. It's a lot of time to prepare a defence, don't you

argsolver

2020-03-13 18:25

RE: Once Justin is Purged From Steem, I think Steem Should Adopt Telos Rules: No Exchanges Are Allowed To Vote on Blockchain

RE: Once Justin is Purged From Steem, I think Steem Should Adopt Telos Rules: No Exchanges Are Allowed To Vote on Blockchain

REDPOS is just an idea for a new type of DPoS protocol that uses REPUTATION as part of the witness rank. That link is the only paper defining it, for the moment. For example, this account: Could be elected

argsolver

2020-03-13 09:55

RE: Reputational Enhanced Delegated Proof-of-Stake (REDPOS)

I'm thinking more in terms of human society. STEEM is just 4 years old, but would you put a 3 month old in charge of it? A baby ruling a kindergarten. 50% of STEEM age would be a better guarantee. Of course

argsolver

2020-03-13 09:41

RE: Once Justin is Purged From Steem, I think Steem Should Adopt Telos Rules: No Exchanges Are Allowed To Vote on Blockchain

@stellabelle, any agreement on paper can be also ignored by a malevolent entity. STEEM community could turn from DPOS protocol to REDPOS protocol. For example, no user could be elected as witness unless

argsolver

2020-03-13 09:23

RE: Reputational Enhanced Delegated Proof-of-Stake (REDPOS)

Well it depends on how it would be implemented. The parameter "account age" could be used to exclude the posibility of ranking as witness unless a set mininum account age is achieved. In that

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