Right now, my vote is worth around $0.13. I upvoted this at 50% because I have been busy, and my vote power has been drained to about 60%, and I don't know how much more I'll be doing today when I'm already looking at 48 hours to recharge to 100% if I do nothing.
Pareto distribution seems to be an inevitable emergent phenomenon, so the issue isn't who is at the top, but how do we bring more in? Some people just won't vibe with the idea of a blog network and game apps. Some will lose interest if they don't get rich quick. Some will fall for scams. Some will try to scam, and get slapped down. We're already looking at a form of the 80/20 rule just to see who participates at all, and then the principle applies again to those who remain active.
Finding more epople willing to survive the first condition and live with the second is not easy. Are we better off broadcasting the platform, or narrowcasting to specific communities more likely to want a censorship-resistant system with content ownership secured cryptographically?
RE: How is the School/Pod doing?