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Well it would not be a coop then its one member one vote

• Aloha 8y ago
  It could be a split system, much like the US Congress is - I do think that the person who works full time on a platform ought to get a bigger voice than the guy who takes rides on weekends, for example.
  • chipperyman573 8y ago
    While that makes sense in theory it usually leads to policies that exclusively benefit the people that work the most, because they're the ones with the most votes. Unions often have this problem, where new hires are often taken advantage of by the union in favor of people who have been working longer.
    • CamTin 8y ago
      Either scheme ("one worker, one vote" or "some workers are are more equal than others") has downsides, but they're both probably preferable (to labor) than the status quo arrangement where labor gets no say at all in managing an enterprise.