As I outlined in my delegate hangout on mumble (thanks fuzzy)http://bitsharesblocks.com/delegates/delegate?name=fuzzy.beyondbitcoin

It's important that all users no matter the stake size participate in the voting process. Consider large stake holders that can not spend large amounts of time going through the forums delegate bids let alone keeping up with the many system updates that are

happening every week.  A act that is as simple as posting to show support to raise awareness community wide  can highlight topics and thus gain their attention.

So its not the size of your holdings but more the showing of your support that counts.




 

Good deal guys.  Looking forward to seeing you move forward with this.

Quote from: liondani on January 30, 2015, 07:33:16 PM
I will say congratulations right now... 

+5 +5 +5

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Actually, I am unable to unilaterally get anyone in. 

I will say congratulations right now... 

+5 +5 +5

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I support this delegate and will vote when I can.

Current rank of 252 :D



Personal thank you to everyone who has voted to show support.With each vote we show that DPOS works.




delegate.verbaltech

+10%


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Awesome, I was just thinking the other day we need a Business Dev delegate :)

+5%

Putting you in my slate ..

 +5%   +5%  +5%  +5%  +5%  +5%  +5%  +5%  +5%   +5%  +5%  +5%  +5%  +5%  +5%  +5%  +5%  +5%
(100%)

Quote from: onceuponatime on January 29, 2015, 09:04:16 PM

Quote from: roadscape on January 29, 2015, 08:47:14 PM
You'll soon have my vote! :)

Link for the lazy: delegate.verbaltech

Quote from: Gentso1 on January 29, 2015, 08:04:21 PM
More than just promoting the protocol, a hardware solution may be the best answer to their need to secure stake and promote voting.

Could you elaborate on this? I believe secure/specialized hardware (physical wallet?) may be crucial for long-term adoption. Interested to hear more!

Do you think that you will be contacting bullion dealers who already accept bitcoin (through BitPay)? ie,  amagimetals.com  and  silvergoldbull.com   both of whom are already doing that and from whom I have bought silver coins for bitcoin. 

If you consider it to be a high priority that they be contacted about accepting bitSILVER, bitGOLD and bitUSD, then you get my immediate vote.

All ready done  :) and we are of the same mindset here.

Quote from: roadscape on January 29, 2015, 08:47:14 PM
You'll soon have my vote! :)

Link for the lazy: delegate.verbaltech

Quote from: Gentso1 on January 29, 2015, 08:04:21 PM
More than just promoting the protocol, a hardware solution may be the best answer to their need to secure stake and promote voting.

Could you elaborate on this? I believe secure/specialized hardware (physical wallet?) may be crucial for long-term adoption. Interested to hear more!

After seeing a article on I believe CoinDesk, I read about a a device called a Hyperkeyhttps://www.hyprkey.com/ and reached out to them. Because Dpos rely's so much on voter's voting, and me not being overly tech savvy I believe securing your stake encourages voting. Large stake holders must have both, faith in the platform but also feel like they can access their shares to vote in a secure fashion. Devices like this bring users 1 step closer to a non technical solution that will make mass adoption easier to obtain.

Quote from: roadscape on January 29, 2015, 08:47:14 PM
You'll soon have my vote! :)

Link for the lazy: delegate.verbaltech

Quote from: Gentso1 on January 29, 2015, 08:04:21 PM
More than just promoting the protocol, a hardware solution may be the best answer to their need to secure stake and promote voting.

Could you elaborate on this? I believe secure/specialized hardware (physical wallet?) may be crucial for long-term adoption. Interested to hear more!

Do you think that you will be contacting bullion dealers who already accept bitcoin (through BitPay)? ie,  amagimetals.com  and  silvergoldbull.com   both of whom are already doing that and from whom I have bought silver coins for bitcoin. 

If you consider it to be a high priority that they be contacted about accepting bitSILVER, bitGOLD and bitUSD, then you get my immediate vote.

You'll soon have my vote! :)

Link for the lazy: delegate.verbaltech

Quote from: Gentso1 on January 29, 2015, 08:04:21 PM
More than just promoting the protocol, a hardware solution may be the best answer to their need to secure stake and promote voting.

Could you elaborate on this? I believe secure/specialized hardware (physical wallet?) may be crucial for long-term adoption. Interested to hear more!

We appreciate your vote of confidence and together we're going to do great things for the BitShares ecosystem.

Thanks!