I had a lengthy talk with Dan Larimer yesterday morning about governance and block producers. The topic of "paying for votes" came up, and he expressed deep concern that such a practice could

This is a response to a recent article published on bitcoin.com on the EOS.IO Software and its technology visionary, Dan Larimer. Dear Kai - Thanks for writing about block.one, Dan Larimer and the EOS.IO

With the early shipment of the September and December releases (the 04-Dec release contained most of what had been promised for 31-Jan), Dan and the development team have changed they way we forecast

A bit of holiday news from the EOS.IO Software development team. Earlier today on Testnet2, we added our millionth block. Testnet1 is in fine form as I write this, and at 953k blocks should pass the million

Should voting be mandatory, or optional (voluntary)? When if ever should voting be incentivised? What incentives are appropriate, when, paid by whom, and why? Which sorts of votes should be incentivised?

This is the forum for threaded conversations on EOS governance. The EOSGov Telegram channel is here: An archive of old EOSGov Telegram conversations is here: Governance is the area of blockchain management

Heads up if you're tracking the EOS.IO Github -- yesterday we rationalized the mapping of issues to milestones, reflecting that our work is now proceeding in two tracks, as well as our go-forward standard