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Struggling to make sense of the vote outcome for 'fork at 10% threshold' prop. Shortcutting to my conclusion here but it seems that logically one person (or a consortium) holds an awful lot of nouns, ballpark of 300. And that person is not (primarily) motivated to arb. Other possibilities?
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3 forks worth of 100% arbers has led to collective amnesia about minority protection
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the first fork importantly pressure released a bunch of disgruntled nouners and imo saved the project from certain death -- the following 2 pure arb
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what happened with the first fork, did anyone actually stick around to see through real minority protection or did everyone just rq
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they tried to muster something but quickly lost momentum but that doesnt really matter tho, whats more important is theyre not here anymore
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I think it does matter though because fork -> rq, even if not an "arb" still feels like a refund, which doesn't feel like minority protection. So it's another fork that wasn't _really_ for minority protection
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for me its 2 sides of the same coin if im the majority, i want the pressure release feature if im the minority, i want the protection
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