Quote from: dashwhale on October 12, 2015, 05:53:10 PM

De-clustered voting

If you run multiple masternodes and use the manual wallet "vote-many" function on commandline, all votes for a proposal are submitted to the network within one second. So it's easy as pie to see which and how many masternodes belong to one owner.

To counter this issue, we just released "de-clustered" voting. Simply hit the "vote" button on a Dashwhale proposal page. Your proposal votes are submitted over several hours at random timepoints. Nobody is able to group your masternodes based on their votes anymore.

This feature strongly enhances your voting anonymity, compared to manual command-line wallet voting!

https://www.dashwhale.org

Best,
Rango

Nice to see the needed update!
Good job!

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Users of dashman, I added this functionality in the wee-hours over the weekend.
(You can re-cast your previous votes to create new randomized timestamps)

Let me know if you have any problems with it!

Quote from: moocowmoo on October 11, 2015, 05:08:19 AM

dashman version 0.1.9 released

https://github.com/moocowmoo/dashman

Added new (beta) command "dashman vote"
- automates vote submission
- randomizes vote timestamps up to one day in the past to help disassociate ownership
- requires:
   - dash-cli in $PATH
   - masternode.conf in $HOME/.dash
   - python 2

This is a beta release.
Worst case it crashes harmlessly, but let me know and I'll push fixes.
For now, it only submits votes. It doesn't know anything about previously submitted votes.
The network only accepts "YES" and "NO" votes, selecting "ABSTAIN" simply doesn't do anything and will not affect a previously cast vote.
This may change in the future to allow for removing a previously cast vote from the network.