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Vote Proxies for Different Referendum Categories #177
Description
BSIP: <BSIP number>
Title: Vote Proxies for Different Referendum Categories
Authors: Alex M, Michel Santos
Status: Draft
Type: Protocol
Created: 2019-06-18
Discussion: <url>
Abstract
Voting power by core token holders may be assigned to different proxies in each of the BitShares referendum categories: witnesses, committee members, and worker proposals.
Motivation
Some proxies can be more or less knowledgeable, wise, and trusted by token holders to vote on certain referendum categories than others. It is therefore desirable to empower token holders to select different proxies for each of the referendum categories.
Rationale
Holders of the core token of BitShares (BTS) have always had the ability to directly vote on three referendum categories: witnesses, committee members, and worker proposals. They have also had the option of delegating their voting power to another account (a "proxy") to vote on any of these referendum categories.
Rather than delegating voting power to a single proxy for each of three referendum, a core token holder might prefer to select different proxies for each of the referendum categories.
This more granular approach empowers core token holders with more options. A BTS token holder may choose to directly vote on any referendum category including the option to abstain. A BTS token holder may choose to select proxies for each of the referendum categories. Each of the referendum categories may have distinct proxies or may have common proxies. Some referendum categories may have assigned proxies while others may be unassigned.
Specifications
Whenever a proxy for a category is assigned, any direct votes by a core token holder within that category shall be ignored. Whenever a proxy for a category is unassigned, any direct votes by a core token holder for that category shall be counted during vote tallying process of the blockchain.
Discussion
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Copyright
This document is placed in the public domain.