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SIP - Allow account to decline Voting Rights #324

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bytemaster opened this issue Aug 25, 2016 · 8 comments
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SIP - Allow account to decline Voting Rights #324

bytemaster opened this issue Aug 25, 2016 · 8 comments
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@bytemaster
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The update would allow any account to permanently revoke its voting rights after a 7 day waiting period. This feature could be used by @steemit to create a binding contract with the community that the account could not be used to:

  1. take control of witness queue
  2. take control of all content rewards

This feature could be used by any account that wanted to avoid the political and regulatory liability of having power / influence over the network.

This requires one operation to revoke and/or cancel the request. The delay is there to allow hacked accounts an opportunity to recover.

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xeroc commented Aug 26, 2016

Could you specify the term vote? You talking about

  • DPOS/witness voting,
  • curation, or
  • both of the above?

@abitmore
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Permanently? What's the use case?

@bytemaster
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This applies to both DPOS and curation.

We are moving it to a 30 day waiting period to match recovery window.

@mvandeberg mvandeberg self-assigned this Aug 26, 2016
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arhag commented Aug 26, 2016

We are moving it to a 30 day waiting period to match recovery window

Good. Also make sure the operation that initiates the request requires owner authority.

@iamsmooth
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iamsmooth commented Aug 29, 2016

Of course, such a powerful account could still move stake to a new account and take over the system (with an obvious time delay, but it wouldn't necessarily take the entire two years to move "sufficient" stake to achieve practical control).

Perhaps this change satisfies regulatory concerns (I can't say) but politically/economically there is no substitute for actually distributing the stake.

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Implemented and tested

@asuleymanov
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Greetings.
I understand that this has long been done and hardly anyone will remember.
But let me ask the question.
Is it possible to restore voting control after the decline_voting_rights operation?

@quetzalcoatl
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They said permanently all the time, so I doubt it.

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