I really like how this is coming together. I wonder though, how do you go about collecting the data you're using? Is it supplied by the BPs or do you go out and obtain it? What does the process of "We collect" look like?
I gave some ideas in a twitter thread recently on why I think brings value and deserves a vote. I also didn't see mention of our open-source tools such as the EOS Custom Token Explorer which you can see an example of it running here for EOSDAC: https://explorer.eosdac.io/ or the Member Client demonstrated here: https://members.eosdac.io/ That's an example just from my personal perspective working with eosDAC, but I'm sure other BPs have value adds (especially many of the backups who don't get much attention) which may be hard to notice as well.
Maybe people put more value on centralized applications running on websites over open source code they can run themselves locally? Eventually our DAC tools will be available for and powering many DACs around the world. That, I think, is really valuable. You can track our progress here: https://github.com/eosdac but again, that's just me talking about what I'm involved in. How do we get everyone talking about everything they are involved in? When we start measuring things, people will make decisions based on those measurements, regardless of if all (or even enough) data has been captured. That's some challenging stuff.
Thanks again for putting this information out there and trying to help people make informed decisions regarding their EOS votes.
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