Introducing SteemPass - Spreading Blockchain Technology to Everyone.
SteemPass is a project that aims to spread blockchain technology in a way that everyone can relate to. SteemPass will utilize a voting system tied to the Blockchain the same way that Steemit does. It will promote public health, a respect for public property, and widespread adoption of this technology. The tokenization of public bathroom keys will eliminate the revolting practice of public bathroom keys.
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Features
Access on secure native ios/android apps.
Storing private keys offline.
Voting key can be used in NFC chip for easy access. (For those times you really have to go.)
Full transparent transactions.
Know who and how many people used the restroom since its last cleaning.
Integrates easily into most public restrooms.
Philosophy and Benefits of SteemPass
Inspired by finding a better solution than using a key attached to germ filled object. This system will help facilities earn funds and eliminate abuses of their property. Personally, I have a distaste for the idea of holding an object that has been in and out of the hands of countless strangers. The keys are exposed numerous times to a fecal filled environment. From the moment I walk in I begin looking for the most sanitary path of egress. This usually involves a paper towel to turn on and off the sink and to open the door. Returning the public key forces me to hold it in my hand unless I want to visibly carry it back with a paper towel or even worse toilet paper in my hand.
How it Works
Each public restroom functions similar to authoring a post.
Each time a user needs to unlock a bathroom they must upvote.
SteemPower is replaced with reputation.
If the reputation is lower than the restrooms reputation the user must buy more reputation in order to use it.
Upon leaving the restroom the user will then upvote or flag their experience. (two times)
The first vote is for the restroom itself.
The second vote is for the previous user.
The payout is then distributed 75% to the facility and 25% to users after each cleaning.
Facilities are encouraged to use the funds for proper maintenance.
User's funds are turned into reputation so they may continue to use facilities.
Of course, it is a joke. The concept could and should be used to as a way to support public services in a more decentralized way. I only started reading about anarchy and voluntaryism, but I think this is what they may be getting at.
