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Johan
i've been thinking how harmful it might be if a person had multiple accounts. it's hard to escape from the fact that people might use multiple currencies, and that that would render all the same problems. like, if I somehow divided my payments across multiple currencies, then i'd be able to receive dividends faster. one solution would be that the producer node checks the ID of their consumer, and that the ID-agreement is between them, but that, in general, people can use whatever accounts and whatever currencies they want

Johan
 
leechers would be a problem for the credability of the venture. they wouldn't loose more money, but it'd be unfair to the rest of their consumers



Johan
like, if I allowed one of my custumers to divide payments accross a billion accounts, then i'd let that cosumtumer seed more dividends and that'd be unfair to the rest. maybe some form of solution could be integrated there





Johan
i don't like the 'one account per human' limitation, would like to find another solution to those problems

Johan
if each individual node made sure that all its custumers used one single revenue stream in that partikular relationship, then that'd work



Johan
i like that



Johan 
the ID solution would be peer to peer, each peer-relationships IDs itself


Johan
of course, someone might want to divert more dividends to someone else, and that would be possible, but maybe social fairness-thinking could prevent that

or like this, dividend-giving node is only allowed to accept dividend-receiving node's payments if they can prove continuity in that person's payment stream, like, the ID could be implemented there. people could have multiple 'identities' but only with with each node-to-node relationship


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