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Honest Data: Ensuring Data Integrity
(medium.com)
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dominiksch
10y ago
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Liquid Democracy: True Democracy for the 21st Century
(medium.com)
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dominiksch
11y ago
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dominiksch
11y ago
Hey, that should have been fixed last night. There was a small bug when I pushed some updates last night.
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dominiksch
11y ago
Ou I absolutely agree on that. This is nothing more than a simple Proof of Concept for voting on Ethereum/a Blockchain. Definitely also agree that the ideology of "decentralize and blockchain everything" is wrong. In the curr
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dominiksch
11y ago
The website is currently a single Point of Failure, since it is the gatekeeper for recording votes into the Blockchain. With this proof of concept I did not want to build a fully decentralized voting application that ensures that 1 person =
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dominiksch
11y ago
Through Ethereum this creates a transparent voting system where anyone can audit a poll, since everything is recorded in the Blockchain. Additionally, votes cannot be altered once they are cast, ensuring the integrity of the system. Right n
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dominiksch
11y ago
Sent, your poll should be ready soon. :)
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dominiksch
11y ago
Hey pippy thanks for notifying me. This is a weird error which happened to one of my friends on Windows and Chrome as well. Will look into it.
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dominiksch
11y ago
Sent. Once the transaction has been received, you should be able to click on "Start Poll" at the page :)
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dominiksch
11y ago
Hey everyone. Anyone that wants to create a new poll and doesn't have any Ether, please just post here with your poll link and I will send some Ether to your poll so you can get started :)
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dominiksch
11y ago
Just checked, seems that that account went out of Ether as there were too many votes (more than 100). Didn't expect this much traffic haha. But to basically explain what happened, each poll has a minimum 0.2 Ether which are used for pa
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dominiksch
11y ago
You should still be able to vote. AFAIK, this is caused due to not having an SSL certificate.
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dominiksch
11y ago
Absolutely agree on this. This right now is more of a Minimum Viable Product, but I'm already working on a new application (or rather social experiment) for decentralized decision making. Exciting times ahead with new technologies such
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11y ago
Sorry, currently writing it up and making some graphics. Should be up on Medium very soon :)
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PublicVotes – Ethereum-Based Voting Application
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11y ago
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Wikipedia as a Decentralized Collaborative Organization
(medium.com)
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11y ago
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