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[Suggestion] show powerdown information in wallet #2147
[Suggestion] show powerdown information in wallet #2147
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Maybe we should display three rows:
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Currently when they're zero, they are hidden, so I think that's fine. I also considered three-line representation, but here are some reasons why I didn't do:
If you prefer 3 rows, let me know then I'll make a change. Thanks! |
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This feature might be useful because of recent events, so we can release it as-is and later we might think about finding an alternative way to display this information.
Thanks.
@Sekhmet Thanks for merging. Due to steemit/steem#3237 PR #2160 is needed to fix #2159 for 14-week powerdown users. Thanks! |
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Benefits
Given that most users are not familiar with steemd.com or at least not using it daily basis, widely used UIs should show sufficient powerdown information. There are several benefits.
Hacking prevention
There are many cases where hackers start the powerdown and victims even don't recognize it! If the information is properly shown, this hacking can be prevented.
Correct vote value
It can also prevent a bug of incorrect vote value. Even if the vote value is shown correctly, e.g., steempeak, users may wonder why their vote value is quite low. Note that around the end of 13 weeks of powerdown, the difference can be huge. In Ned's case, it's almost twice, and much more than twice next week.
Stopping powerdown
In addition, users powering down may change their mind to stop the powerdown if the information is clearly shown everyday. Especially when it's almost done (again, for instance, Ned), the powerdown amount is quite big compared to the remaining so the chance of changing their mind might be pretty high :)