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General Discussion / Re: Fee for delegates making voteable dilution proposals: How high should it be?
« on: November 02, 2014, 06:49:35 pm »- the fewer voteable dilution proposals (higher stakeholder confidence/certainty)
- the better the quality of the proposals
- the lower the level of freakout by stakeholders as at least some would have been exposed to the proposal many times on the forum and developed some trust towards the delegate during the preliminary proposal feedback process.
- the higher the deflation from fee-burning!
-Let the stakeholders directly decide how many vote-able dilution proposals they want.
-Let the market decide the quality of the proposals (the better the proposal the more likely people will vote for it)
-You don't need a fee to do that. Right now many people have stepped forward and ask the community if their proposal was a good one.
-The fees-burned wouldn't even have an impact imo. But lets say they are big enough to have an impact, the delegate would probably want to dilute more to make up for the fee so it really wouldn't matter.
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Also maybe proposal makers should be required to run a delegate for at least 1 month before making an official voteable proposal. That helps build trust and commitment to BTS by creating an intellectual overhead and proves they are capable of the basic delegate tasks.Good idea, that could help us with the back up delegate problem. But again I don't think it should be a rule.