There is no decision about how to further proceed with the funds. The intent of 22.2 was to prevent exactly what happened, there's no going back. But now that we learned that the fears were valid, there need to be consequences to prevent overtakes like that. Lowering the amount of individual votes, or dividing the influence by the amount of cast votes could be a solution, but that has to be thought through more.
I just want to know if the versions they run still has the block steemit code in it.
other than that, DPoS works as intended. You guys signed up to a plutocracy, and just because some people don't like the outcome, doesn't mean it needs to be changed IMO.
Education is key - teach people why they should vote and not hold funds on CEX. Try to get Steem listed on non-custodial exchanges are very important actions
There is no decision about how to further proceed with the funds. The intent of 22.2 was to prevent exactly what happened, there's no going back. But now that we learned that the fears were valid, there need to be consequences to prevent overtakes like that. Lowering the amount of individual votes, or dividing the influence by the amount of cast votes could be a solution, but that has to be thought through more.
I just want to know if the versions they run still has the block steemit code in it.
other than that, DPoS works as intended. You guys signed up to a plutocracy, and just because some people don't like the outcome, doesn't mean it needs to be changed IMO.
Education is key - teach people why they should vote and not hold funds on CEX. Try to get Steem listed on non-custodial exchanges are very important actions
The block steemit part has been overridden with the overtake, it isn't possible to run that version any more.
Freezing whos accounts?
If this doesn't work out, there will be a fork with a rollback :)