There are a lot of tokens flying around Steem at the moment, new tribes and communities and of course - a lot of vote management that needs to take place. While I am not a fan of maximization, I am also not a fan of wastage of resources, so was wondering when a developer is going to create an app that can both better visualize and better process voting efforts.
I don't know much about automation as I vote manually but it is difficult to keep track of what is going on, and I am only using Steem, LEO and PAL. However, more than just the idea of wasted resources, adding in improving feedback tools increases the gamification value as, everyone loves numbers.
There are a lot of new accounts floating around because people like 
What might be interesting is if there is a core dashboard that can house a number of token and show the vital statistics on the front page, similar to what I added in the image which I created quickly from @Steemchiller's steemworld.org site. each could then be clicked on where it would open up a token specific page that shows more detailed information and history. this should be relatively easy to develop.
Where it gets a bit more difficult is in the balancing of voting across interfaces and tokens but I am pretty sure that one of the savvy devs could create a mechanism that can distribute variable percentage votes based on current voting power.
For example, if my Steem Power is at 80%, my PAL at 90% and my LEO at 100%, a 100% vote on LEO could trigger a 50% on PAL and a 10% on Steem. In time, these figures would start to balance and as they come into alignment, the vote values will be similar, or at least - more aligned more often. I do not know how this works with sidechains but I think that a vote issued on any chain can do a check and send a custom vote percentage out to the other chains. Is it then possible to have it perform this on a main account without having to create alts?
Through this then, it should be possible for those who do set autos to be able to follow authors and vote independently depending on the interface used. For example, a LEO investment post might trigger a 100% LEO vote, but will not get the same support on PAL and Steem.
This type of service could be integrated into Steem-engine or independently and house all kinds of staked voting tokens, provide updates about performance, warnings for various limits being reached and feedback for how well tokens are performing against each other. I believe that with the increasing amount of tokens, these kinds of services are going to become common place, so why not start development now and improving the investment potential and sensitivity across the blockchains.
Or perhaps, this is just a stupid idea and not worth the effort. I have no idea as I have spent all of my time living analogue in a digital Steem world.
Taraz
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