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RE: Announcing the Delegation Committee

in #committee5 years ago

what conflict of interst is there really

Let's look it up in the dictionary:

  • a situation in which a person is in a position to derive personal benefit from actions or decisions made in their official capacity

You may well be right that @aggroed's delegation proposal deserves to be approved. If so then people on the committee without a direct personal interest should see that too.

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a situation in which a person is in a position to derive personal benefit from actions or decisions made in their official capacity

And aggroed is not allowed to gift his own projects, obviously, so just no, sorry , not a conflict of interest and @steemit @andrarchy and @aggroed will agree

if you start calling conflict of interest on everyone with a successful steem project then you will have no one left to fill the positions

this is nit picking

And aggroed is not allowed to gift his own projects, obviously, so just no, sorry , not a conflict of interest

Free delegation to one's own project is certainly a personal benefit. Denying said delegation to a directly competing project would also be a personal benefit. Read the definition again, it doesn't say anything about gifting.

no one left to fill the positions

Nowhere did I say people should be excluded from the positions, only that they should decline to take part in specific decision where there is a direct conflict. This is easy to do and not disruptive as long as there is a slightly larger committee or alternates.

Practically every decision making body in the world uses this procedure.

Gifting delegation, giving delegation, your just arguing semantics now...

When i said gift you knew what I meant, delegating... gifting a delegation, giving a delegation, great what have we done here? argue semantics, cool

no one is giving free delegation to ones own project and no one is going to deny others LOL

Its a catch 22! under your scenarios @aggroed can't help but do something wrong!

And please, tell us about how we should just start using the rules and regulations put forth by all the existing governments on earth, yeah great idea. Should we start using Roberts Rules of order while were at it? Why not just start electing representatives for each region, to spend delegation based on geographic population densities... why not just turn steemit inc into the government where we can't ever get anything done because of all the red tape!

Read this: your nitpicking and arguing semantics.

Its a catch 22! under your scenarios @aggroed can't help but do something wrong!

Nope, just step aside in specific case if a direct conflict exists. Not catch 22 at all. Easy.

all the existing governments on earth, yeah great idea

I said nearly every decision making body. That's more than governments, it is also company boards, clubs, charities, etc.

Really this concept is basic and I don't know why you are getting yourself so worked up or confused over it.

I do know that your comments aren't adding value so I'm going to go ahead and make a little downvote to offset your undeserved self-upvote.

All of your comments actually REMOVED value from steem so they deserve to be downvoted as well. Oh look at that your childish attitude as just accomplished nothing! congratulations

You are 100% jealous of @aggroed or you wouldn't be here complaining :D

Addressing conflict of interest (that not even aggroed himself can deny) is not about “jealousy”, it’s about making intelligent observations.

There very much is conflict of interest that will need to be dealt with, the committee seems to be aware of this and we will see how they handle it.

Trying to make it about something personal or “jealousy” is just moronic.

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