Our governance process is a strictly voluntary system. People have the power, what they need is a choice. This system is a mix of Swiss Direct Democracy and Benjamin Franklin's Junto.
Benjamin Franklin prided himself on the art of doing good. People make two choices, who best represents the art of doing good between themselves and who has done good between everyone at large. Eventually the 'who has done good' gets whittled down to a small number, and the 'art of doing good' down to 8.
The final 8 are tasked with tallying the votes and distributing funds appropriately to those who have done good, and to make a statement regarding what they see wrong with society and how we can do better. So in the distribution of funds it is a direct democracy, but in the determination of ideals or warnings it is representative.
There is no authority to punish, only a delegation to lead. All distribution of funds are determined by the whole, funded by a 501(c)3 non-profit in Tennessee founded by a politically active tech developer.
Attendees will be compensated in
JFK coins or US Dollars (subject to change):
32 Players (Jan, '21) |
$160 Each Winner (2) |
128 Players (Apr, '21) |
$160 Each Winner (2) $1 Per Essay Vote (128) $160 Per Group Win (2) |
512 Players (Jul, '21) |
$160 Each Winner (8) $0.50 Per Essay Vote (512) $160 Per Group Win (2) |
2,048 Players (Oct, '21) |
About 500 Coins |
128 Attendees (Jan, '22) |
About 800 Coins |
512 Attendees (Apr, '22) |
About 1,776 Coins |
2,048 Attendees (Jul, '22) |
About 3,250 Coins |
8,192 Attendees (Oct, '22) | About 7,840 Coins |
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as community standards. Discussions are a time for illuminating societal problems, along with recognizing
the best contributors at large.
In groups of 32 or more, after 50 minutes votes may be cast for two representatives. This pair join with three others
forming a new group of 8: repeating until a final table of 8. In groups of 512 or more, a final 8 join a Council of
Franklins and write anonymous one-page essays criticizing society attached to a Bitcoin 1776 payment address.
512 Attendees (Jul, '20) |
About 1,776 Coins |
32,768 Attendees (Jul, '21) | About 31,360 Coins |
"You have begun to burn our Towns,
and murder our People. Look upon your Hands!
They are stained with the Blood of your Relations!
You and I were long Friends:
You are now my Enemy, and I am, Yours,"
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