In the meantime, the reaction from the PIVX community seems very positive.
https://forum.pivx.org/t/adaptive-proposal-fees/1072/8?u=demo
https://forum.pivx.org/t/adaptive-proposal-fees/1072/8?u=demo
My proposal does not appear now in the PIVX budget system although it used to appear a couple of hours before.Whoever is a PIVX masternode, he may vote in a similar proposal that was submitted there: https://forum.pivx.org/t/adaptive-proposalfee/1098
You can check how many votes the PIVX proposal received there:
http://178.254.23.111/~pub/DN/DN_masternode_payments_stats.html
and compare them to the votes the DASH proposal received here:
https://dashvotetracker.com/history.php?ProposalID=271
That way you can judge (and compare) the prudence of the DASH community leaders (aka the MNOs, or the whales ) and of the PIVX community leaders.
@demo if one person controls 400 nodes, out of 1200, the situation is not recoverable. I am sorry.The 400 negative votes from the PIVX Masternodes were probably all hosted in @coin-server which is now down. (reference: https://forum.pivx.org/t/cdg-mno-approval/910/4 ). The initial 400 negative votes are not valid at the moment. Currently the Adaptive-ProposalFee proposal at PIVX is voted as follows:
<vote history>
Current Number of Masternodes: 1189 (unique IPs: 1189, IPv6: 377, TOR: 409)
Proposal 12: Adaptive-ProposalFee Yes: 35 / No: 28
Command: pivx-cli mnbudget vote ed56d683274c95a75a3ab169332d799310305388bf44888adec799058f2fdfa3 yes | no
</vote history>
I agree. Unless of course he decides to give his masternodes for free to other people, or he decides to give voting rights to some other actors and not only to the masternodes.... Everything depends on the will of the people who hold a lot of nodes.@demo if one person controls 400 nodes, out of 1200, the situation is not recoverable. I am sorry.