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I'm interested, if you can elaborate a bit more, about this concept of vote proxies. Voting where?

Quote from: aalmina82 on March 20, 2018, 09:30:28 AM

can you explain users can delegate their voting power to local leaders/agents so they can steer the development of the network on their behalf.. for what vote?

Access is a governance network that allows users to vote on tools and solutions they need developed so that teams of developers can build them for the ecosystem. It aims to help the unbanked obtain the basic financial tools they need to bypass the current infrastructure. Though, a lot of them only have dumb phones so they can delegate their votes (a function based on reputation and amount of tokens held) to agents from their community who can then vote on their behalf. Agents never obtain the tokens, they can juste wield their voting power but users can retract those rights at any time if agents don't vote like they would have wanted to.

Thx for explanation. But how do agents wield voting power?

If voting power is delegated to agents (it's a concept called liquid democracy), then it's as if they had the full power on those votes so through the Access platform they will be able to vote on proposals and solutions on behalf of users.

Thank you for explaining, it makes much more sense now. So the users will be very much included in the development of the project.