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First draft:
> Why Local Candidates Should Partner With Liquid Democracy
> 1. Additional marketing for them and their campaigns.
> 2. Less work for the elected official. Share the load with their nei…
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We can expect better decisions if more people vote. Mandatory voting is one way to ensure that voting happens. Australia and some S. American countries do it. Either vote or forfeit 1 DAO token or som…
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First draft:
> Right now we choose our legislators by who's the most popular. Liquid Democracy means a shift to who's the most trusted.
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> Our politicians campaign by getting their faces on yard-s…
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First draft:
> # Don't care about politics? LD is easier for you too
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> You could sort Americans into two types: people who pay attention to politics, and those who don't. It seems like 9 out of 10…
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I don't think there are enough voters in the graph to really grok how Liquid Democracy works in a real-world context. And there aren't enough deep / complex delegation chains to explore.
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Something that has come up several times is changing the structure of how decisions are made to support more open governance. This is critical to the long-term health of the project.
One potential o…
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First draft by @henryw4k:
> # Why hasn't voting changed?
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> American voting goes back to 1776.
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> Back then, everyone was excited about voting. Excited about participating (if they were allowed t…
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- [x] get first draft ready for wider publication
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Liquid Democracy only directly changes the Legislative branch of government. The people that write the laws.
### It doesn't directly change the executive branch.
It wouldn't change how we pick presid…
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Me and @Hiro_Mant had a chat in #art_of_the_DAO about implementing liquid democracy in "user land" with a separate contract that acts as intermediary.
Basically a DTH send there tokens to this contr…