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Survey poll Closed Legacy Wallet verified checked 4d ago

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Casual_Poll:_Would_you_use_a_snap_build_of_Gridcoin_on_your_Linux_box?

Would_you_use_a_snap_build_of_Gridcoin_on_your_Linux_box?

Counted by: Balance and magnitude
Answers: Several choices
Began: 2018-08-20 07:02:37 UTC
Ended: 2018-08-27 07:02:37 UTC
Duration: 7 days
Discussion: snapcraft.io/ ↗

Active vote weight share

4.35 %of the active vote weight voted

The votes that counted add up to a vote weight of 3 419 182, of the 78 598 224 that could have voted (19.25 % of the supply).

Votes

66cast in the poll

62 counted added to the result
4 superseded everything in them was counted by newer votes
0 invalid failed a check

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Result

as of the end, block 1 346 753

The result is worked out from the chain as of the end of the poll (block 1 346 753), so it never changes afterwards, whatever is spent later.

4 answers · vote weight 3 419 182

1 Yes Winner 2 291 111.79 · 37 votes

2 No 596 781.83 · 15 votes

3 Abstain 360 237.93 · 8 votes

4 Testnet_Only 171 050.23 · 3 votes

How a vote is weighed Balance and magnitude

The balance counts, and the magnitude is turned into vote weight with the factor and added to it. The vote weight is not GRC.

vote weight=(balance+magnitude×factor)÷answers chosen

balance: the GRC held by the outputs the vote names; 1 GRC is 1 of vote weight
magnitude: the magnitude the voter stated, as the wallet rounds it
factor: vote weight per point of magnitude, worked out once for the poll (below)
answers chosen: how many answers the vote picked; each gets its share of the weight

The factor of this poll

Money supply 408 175 649.28 GRC ÷ Total magnitude + 0.01 105 737.01 of the superblock ÷ Constant 5.67 of the legacy formula = Factor 680.83 per point of magnitude

Weight over the poll

The weight that counted, added up per answer as the votes came in

At the end: Yes 2 291 112No 596 782Abstain 360 238Testnet_Only 171 050

Votes

A voter can vote again. Votes are counted newest first: an output counts once, for the newest vote that claims it, and a CPID's magnitude counts once. An older vote that still has an output the newer ones did not claim is Superseded (partial) and counts with what is left; one with nothing left is Superseded and counts for nothing. The weight shown is what counted.

The votes of the poll: invalid
AnswerVoter	VotedOutputs named	Balance (GRC)Magnitude	Vote weightOf the poll	The vote

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