Apple is a publicly traded company and has 5.1 billion floating shares.  Apple pays out a dividend to it's shareholders/owners,
Each share if currently valued at $175.82 and each owner gets an annual payout of 2.52% per share.
The investors who got in early on Jan 1, 2004 only paid $1.49 per Apple share yet they are still receiving 2.52% dividend of $175.82 = $4.43 payout per share

What if Apple were to pay out dividends the following way:
20% dividend to the owners of the first million share's
15% dividend to the owners of the 2nd million share's
10% dividend to the owners of the 3rd million share's
5% dividend to the owners of the 4th million share's
2.52% dividend to the owners of the remaining 5.05 billion share's
All the shares have the same value today of $175.82

If this were ever to happen  Apple stock would plummet,
then the SEC would have them de-listed and have their dividend practices under a serious review.
How can we say that Medic Coins practices are "Just the way it is?"
Medic is not an ancient company from the 1950's with set traditions and practices
We should focus not on the way that it is (especially if it is unfair and unattractive to new investors)
We should focus on the way that is fair and transparent, we should focus on the way that it should be.
If it means that we simply have to restart the  masternodes so that all MNs begin at the same time - then that is all we have to do - to be fair :smiley:(edited)