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Default to my congressional proxies over those in a chain #75

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dallasjc opened this issue Jul 30, 2018 · 1 comment
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Default to my congressional proxies over those in a chain #75

dallasjc opened this issue Jul 30, 2018 · 1 comment

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Ex: I proxied to Lee Pfeil who proxied to some unknown member of Congress.

I want Lee to represent me when he's voting himself or has non-congressional experts he trusts, but if a member of Congress is voting for him on a given bill, I want to use the members of Congress that I selected.

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dallasjc commented Sep 26, 2018

Another way to handle this:

Currently (as I understand it) we do this:

Check proxy 1, then proxy 1's first proxy, then proxy 1's second proxy, etc.

If no vote, then check proxy 2, then proxy 2's first proxy, then proxy 2's second proxy, etc

still no vote, check proxy 3, then proxy 3's first proxy, then proxy 3's second proxy,

I suggest we do:

Check proxy 1, check proxy 2, check proxy 3, etc

Check proxy 1's first proxy. Check proxy 2's first proxy. Check proxy 3's first proxy, etc

Check proxy 1's second proxy. Check proxy 2's second proxy. Check proxy 3's second proxy, etc

I might be able to take a crack at programming this if someone could walk me through how it currently works

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