I'm hoping to add voting to Just-Dice today.

In the mean time, if you have any petitions to propose, you can register them on the blockchain as follows:

1) write the petition in a text file. be specific, give numbers. make it so that if your petition gains widespread approval there won't be any argument as to what it is we have actually all agreed upon

2) sha256 hash your text file

3) take the first 8 hex digits of the sha256 hash; that's your petition ID

4) upload the text somewhere, along with its hash; I like http://txti.es/ - it's quick and easy, and lets you choose which URL you want.

5) make a transaction on the CLAM blockchain with speech "create clamour " where is the hash from step 2, and is the URL from step 4.

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Note: in step 4 I would suggest having http://txti.es/ be the URL for each petition with a petition ID of - but that's up to you. I registered http://txti.es/clamour and intend to keep it up to date with any reasonable petitions. For some definition of "reasonable". Note that it will be possible to see a list of all registered petitions by running "listclamours" in the forthcoming CLAM client release.

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For example, I made a test petition.

Step 1: I put it in text file:


Step 2: I hashed it:


Step 3: The petition ID is fd7fd6bb, the first 8 characters of the hash from step 3.

Step 4: I uploaded it to txti.es, as http://txti.es/fd7fd6bb

Step 5: I made a transaction with speech "create clamour fd7fd6bbd86c072f6e4e323905154b7b40ee5c5fdd786ea574e59d58c2fc0bb5 http://txti.es/fd7fd6bb" by using the CLAMspeech field when withdrawing from my Just-Dice account.

Now anyone can vote for that petition by putting "clamour fd7fd6bb" in their CLAMspeech when staking.

Just-Dice investors can support the petition by including "fd7fd6bb" in the list of petitions they support on the account tab (once I put that change live, in a few hours I hope).