ier users more power, but saying that since EOS is all about the property of financial assets, the people with the most assets should have more weight.

Since EOS is more like a glorified bank account and not a nation-state, Cox wrote:

“Blockchains don’t run prisons and they can’t prosecute people for violent crimes. The very reasons that make ‘one person, one vote’ so important in a real-world government, are simply not present in a property based blockchain.”

While this type of system has proven to rub some crypto enthusiasts the wrong way, as they contend no one should have more power than any other person on the network, it is a trade-off for scale which will be now be tested.

In the code

But for many in the community, just how exactly they can participate in the system is unclear. For instance, if a user wants to stake 100 EOS tokens to vote on who he/she believes to be the best validators, how does he/she actually do that?

While there are several posts about the importance of voting and what kinds of issues users will be able to vote on, none tell users exactly how to vote.

There is an answer, though, but it’s in the code.

Roman wrote that Block.one is “enabling command-line voting, but most token holders do not have the technical skills to vote that way (me included).”

And as Roman noted, that’s not the easiest place for many in the community to understand. The ones that do understand it are likely those in a position to want to maximize their control over the network: potential validators.

Some community members are trying to get ahead of this problem.

For example, Roman is running a fundraising campaign to pay for the development of a user interface that she hopes it will be ready by the launch. And James has built an interface, but that’s only for use on Scatter.

Plus, one of the biggest crypto exchanges, Bitfinex, which holds EOS on behalf of its users, took to Reddit to commit to building a tool that would allow its users to vote with their EOS. But the target date for that tool’s release was May 16, and currently, there’s been no tool launched or no update issued.

Bitfinex did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Still, even if these tools launch in the
ier users more power, but saying that since EOS is all about the place of fiscal asset, the people with the most assets should have more weight unit. 

 Since EOS is more like a glorified bank score and not a state - state, Cox wrote: 

 “ Blockchains do n’t run prisons and they ca n’t prosecute people for crimson crimes. The very reason that produce ‘ one person, one vote ’ so important in a actual - world government, are simply not present in a place based blockchain. ” 

 While this type of arrangement has proven to rub some crypto enthusiast the wrong way, as they contend no one should have more power than any early person on the network, it is a trade - off for scale which will be now be tested. 

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 But for many in the community, barely how exactly they can participate in the system is unclear. For instance, if a user wants to stake 100 EOS tokens to vote on who he / she believes to be the best validators, how does he / she actually make that? 

 While there are several mail about the importance of vote and what kind of issues users will be able to vote on, none tell users exactly how to vote. 

 There is an answer, though, but it ’s in the code. 

 Roman wrote that Block.one is “ enable command - line voting, but most token holders do not have the technical skills to vote that way (me included). ” 

 And as Roman noted, that ’s not the easiest place for many in the residential district to understand. The one that do sympathize it are probable those in a position to want to maximize their control over the network: potential validators. 

 Some community members are trying to draw ahead of this trouble. 

 For example, Roman is running a fundraising campaign to pay for the development of a drug user interface that she hopes it will be ready by the launching. And James has built an interface, but that ’s only for use on Scatter. 

 Plus, one of the biggest crypto substitution, Bitfinex, which holds EOS on behalf of its drug user, took to Reddit to commit to build a tool that would allow its users to vote with their EOS. But the target date for that tool ’s release was May 16, and currently, there ’s been no tool launched or no update issued. 

 Bitfinex did not immediately respond to a request for remark. 

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Bitfinex did not immediately respond to a reqneft for commsnt.

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ier users more power, but saying that is about the of financial assets, assets have more weight. EOS is more a glorified bank account and not nation-state, Cox wrote: “Blockchains don’t run prisons and they can’t prosecute people for crimes. The very reasons that make ‘one person, one vote’ so important in real-world are not in a property based blockchain.” While this type of system has proven to rub some crypto the wrong way, as they contend no one have more power than other person on the network, is trade-off for which be be tested. In code But for many in the community, just how exactly they can participate in the system is For instance, user wants stake EOS to vote on believes to be the best validators, actually do that? While there are several posts the importance voting and what kinds of issues will be able to vote on, none tell exactly how to vote. There is an answer, though, but it’s in the code. Roman Block.one is “enabling command-line but most token do have technical to vote way (me included).” And as Roman noted, that’s not the easiest for many in the community to understand. The ones that it likely those in position to want to their over the network: potential community are ahead this For example, Roman is a fundraising campaign to pay the development of a it will be ready by the launch. And has built an interface, but that’s only use on Scatter. Plus, one of the biggest crypto exchanges, Bitfinex, which EOS on its users, took to Reddit to commit to a tool that would its users to vote with their EOS. But the date that tool’s was May 16, currently, there’s been tool launched or issued. Bitfinex not respond for comment. Still, even if these launch the
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SiNCe eos is MoRe LikE a GLoRifieD baNk accouNt and not a nAtiOn-State, Cox wrotE:

“blOckchains dOn’t Run prisons anD thEy can’t PrOseCUte peOplE for vIolent CRimes. THe very reaSoNS that mAKe ‘one peRSOn, One vOte’ so important in a REaL-World governmenT, are siMpLY nOT PreSenT in a properTy Based BLockchaIN.”

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BUt for Many in the commUniTy, juST hoW exacTly thEy caN pArticIpate iN the sYsTem is unclear. For InstAnce, if a usEr wAnTs tO sTake 100 Eos tokenS to VotE on who hE/she belIEveS tO BE ThE best validators, how DoES He/She actuaLly do tHAt?

whILe there aRe SevEral POSts abOut tHE iMportancE of votINg AnD what kiNdS of issUeS usErs Will bE Able To vote On, none teLl useRS exactly how to vOTe.

There is an anSWeR, THoUGh, buT it’S in the code.

ROman WRote That bLoCk.oNE is “enAblinG cOMmANd-line voting, but most ToKen holDers dO not have the teChnical skiLLS To vote thAt waY (Me INcluded).”

And as RoMan noTed, that’s noT The easieSt plaCe for manY in the comMUNity to unDerStaNd. THe oNES tHat do understaND It arE lIkely thOse In a posiTioN to WanT to MaXimize theIr controL oVeR tHe NetWork: pOTential vAlIdaToRs.

SOme coMMunity MembeRs arE tRyINg tO get aheAD oF THis pRoBlEm.

FoR exAmPle, RoMan iS RunNing a fuNdraising CamPAign To PaY for the Development of A uSer interfaCe ThaT she hoPES it will bE ready by the launch. And JamES has buiLt aN inteRfacE, but that’s OnlY for usE on sCatter.

plus, onE of thE bIggEST crypTO ExChaNgEs, Bitfinex, WHIch Holds eOs on bEhalf of Its users, took to ReddIT to Commit to buildIng A tooL THaT woULd ALloW iTS usERS to vote with theiR EOS. But the TaRGeT date for thAT toOl’S releasE was May 16, And cuRRently, tHere’s been No tool lauNcHed oR NO upDate issued.

bitfinex Did not immEDiateLY rEsponD to A requeSt For CommeNt.

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ier users more power, butsaying tha t sin ceEOS  i s al l ab out the proper t y of  financial assets, the  peop le with th e mos t asset s  s h o uld  h av e m or e  w eight .
Since E OS is more  li ke  a glorified ba nk account  an d not a nati on- state,  C oxw rote: 

“ Block chains don’trun priso ns and th e y can’t p ro secu te people for vio l en t  crimes. The v ery re as o ns t hat  ma ke ‘one pe rs on, o n e vote’ so i m por t ant in a real -world gove r nme nt, ar esim p ly not  pres en t  in  a property  bas ed blockc hain.” 
Whilet his typ e of s yst emhasp ro ve n t or ubs om e c r ypt o enthus ia st s the  wro n g w ay,asthey  cont end no one sh oul d ha v e m ore p owerthan  a ny ot her pe rsonon  the network, i t is  a trade- off  f orsc ale w h ich wi llbenow betested. 
In  t h e co de

But for many i nt h ecommunit y, jus t  h ow exactlyth eycanp a rtici pate in  the sys tem is un cl ear. Fo rinstan ce , i f a  user want s to s take 100  EOSt okens to voteo n who he/sheb el i e ve s  tobethe best va lida t ors,  how do esh e/she  actu al l yd o that?

While ther eare se veral  posts aboutthe import a n c e of vot inga nd what kinds ofissue s users wi l l be abl e tovote on,  none tel l users ex act lyhow  to v ot e.

There isa n  ans we r, thou gh,  but it ’sinthe  co de .

Romanwrote th at  B lo ck .on e is“ enabling  c omm an d-l ine v o ting,but m ostto ke n  ho lders d o  n o t  hav eth e te chn ic al sk ills tovote th at way (m e i n clud ed ). ”

Andas Roman note d,  that’s no tthe  easie s t  place f or many in the communit y  to und ers tand.  The  ones tha t d o unde rst a nd itare li kelyth ose i n a p o s it ion  t o want tom a xim ize t he ir c ontrolover the network:p ote ntial validat ors .

S o m ecom m un i tyme m ber s are trying to g et ahead o ft hi s problem. 
Fo rexample , Roman  is r u nning a  fundrais ing campa ig n to p ayfor the de velopmen t of a us e r int e rf ace t hat  she h op esit wi ll ber ead y bythe la un ch. An d Jam es  has bui lt an interface, but th at’s o nly f oruse on Sc att e r.
Plus, on e of  the bigge stcry pto e xch a nges,  Bit f in ex, which  hol d s EOS onb eh alf o fits users,t o o k t o Red dit to com mitto building a too l  that would al lowi t s u ser s  tovo te with theirEOS .B u t the ta rg et date for  that to ol ’ s rel ease w as May  16, an d cu r rently , th ere ’s been n o t oo l  launch ed  o r  no up date  i ssued. 

Bitf i nexd i d not immediatel y res p o nd to a r eques tfor com m ent. 

Still, e ven if thes e tool s la unchin the
ier users_more power,_but saying that since_EOS is_all_about the_property_of financial assets,_the people with_the most assets should_have more weight.

Since_EOS_is more like a glorified bank account and not a nation-state, Cox wrote:

“Blockchains don’t_run_prisons and_they_can’t_prosecute people for violent crimes._The very reasons that make_‘one person,_one vote’ so important in a real-world government,_are_simply not present_in a property based blockchain.”

While this type of system_has proven to rub some crypto_enthusiasts the wrong_way,_as_they contend no one_should have more power than any_other person on the network, it_is a trade-off for scale which will_be now be tested.

In the code

But_for many in the community,_just how_exactly they can participate in_the system is_unclear. For_instance, if a_user wants to stake 100 EOS_tokens to vote_on who he/she believes to be_the_best validators, how_does_he/she_actually do_that?

While there are_several_posts about_the_importance of voting and what kinds_of_issues users will be able to vote_on, none tell users_exactly_how to vote.

There is_an answer, though, but it’s_in the code.

Roman wrote that Block.one_is “enabling_command-line voting,_but most token holders do not have the technical skills to_vote that way (me included).”

And as_Roman noted, that’s not_the easiest_place_for many in_the_community to_understand. The ones that do understand it_are likely_those in a position to want_to maximize their control_over_the network: potential validators.

Some community members_are trying to get ahead of_this problem.

For example, Roman is_running_a_fundraising campaign to pay for_the development of a user interface_that she hopes_it will be ready by the launch._And_James has built an interface, but_that’s_only for use on Scatter.

Plus, one_of_the_biggest crypto exchanges, Bitfinex, which_holds EOS on behalf of its_users, took to Reddit to commit to building a_tool that would_allow its users to vote_with_their_EOS. But the target date for that tool’s release was_May 16,_and currently, there’s_been no tool launched or no update issued.

Bitfinex did not_immediately respond to a request for comment.

Still,_even if these tools launch in the