What if more than one person in one household have accounts in this forum and pis they want to use for this?
How will you figure out if a account is a sock puppet or an indivdual?
Your points are valid and well taken. I am open to suggestions.
The easiest answer that I can see is to stick to a 1
Raspberry Pi to 1 Bitcointalk account paradigm. This opens the door to allow the same person with multiple accounts AND multiple
Raspberry Pi's to gain additional initial stake equity.
Part of me says, 'so be it'. It is the simplest solution, and requires a larger commitment.
What do you guys think? Is there a good way to solve this problem? Is 1 Pi to 1 account fair?
The question is, will more Pis be good for the network? The answer should be yes, so it should be allowed. Though the number of Pis per IP should be limited, to prevent someone with easy access to a lot of Pis gaining an unfair advantage (universities, companies etc.)
You could check the uptime of the client so people can't just reconnect their router to get a new IP. Something like 'the client has to be online for at least 2/6/24/? hours uninterrupted to qualify for a stake.'