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RE: The answer to the Proof of Brain "trails" dilemma: compromise

in Proof of Brain4 years ago (edited)

I'm a little divided on this. On one hand, I agree with you about the ideals but there's nothing stopping a big account from auto-voting someone they like. A manual curation trail seems to be a compromise.

Then there's the question of what deserves an upvote from the trail. Is it solely quality of content? What about how the user stakes / sells all their pob? Edit: Also, should number of upvotes from the trail already received be a factor?

Lastly, as the beneficiary of a delegation, I like the idea and I see how it has helped me grow my faster and spread more pob around than I would otherwise have been able to. That said, I don't expect any account to delegate the majority of their stake.


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there's nothing stopping a big account from auto-voting someone they like

On that note, I would also suggest setting the rewards to 75/25 author-curation and excluding self-votes completely.


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Yes! I agree with the abolition of self-voting!

However, I don't know what could be done to prevent someone creating an alt account to self-vote on their other account... Maybe nothing?


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If everyone was on board with this, monitoring would help identify these cases and reporting it would let people know who not to vote.


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True

Cooperation is key