I agree with a lot of your general points but you are confused about the one account one vote thing - that doesn't mean one vote a day. Currently a vote by someone with a million SP basically counts like ~ one hundred thousand votes from brand new users. A true one account one vote would mean the million SP user just has an upvote that isn't really worth more than a brand new user. What would matter for a post is the number of users that upvoted it, not the amount of SP held by the user(s) that upvoted it. This is basically how Facebook or Youtube or Reddit or any other social media platform works - it doesn't matter if you are filthy rich on Facebook, your like still just counts as one like. Of course, it can't TRULY be one account / one vote here (because that would be easily gamed by just making multiple accounts). I am interested in seeing what mechanism they are putting in place to prevent that kind of abuse for any SMT that adopts this. Cheers - Carl