current case was announced and cheered on even, I hope this is a warning for any other BP. Using funds you receive from Stakeholders to fund a 3rd party that rules over you is a conflict of interest. If

I'm here because of looking towards blockchain projects that support flexible & well-structured models of governance to support my ideas and my philosophy. My goal was to objectively look into various

i like eos and i Jonner to eos.io

After a good deal of research and discussion in the community, my initial solution (below) isn't feasible for many reasons which were beyond my initial understanding of the system. It is a problem that

The Real World When most people hear about paying for votes in the EOS network, they automatically equate it with corrupt politicians paying poor voters so that they can be elected and then exploit their

Should voting be mandatory, or optional (voluntary)? When if ever should voting be incentivised? What incentives are appropriate, when, paid by whom, and why? Which sorts of votes should be incentivised?

This is the forum for threaded conversations on EOS governance. The EOSGov Telegram channel is here: An archive of old EOSGov Telegram conversations is here: Governance is the area of blockchain management

I've been reading the Eos governance chat on telegram. It's a great channel! The discussion recently turned to voter participation and how to incentivize it. For background on that see Dan's article Anyway