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[Sovietaced]

I like when project’s team is thinking about the community. It is so good when they create new interesting actions for users

What do you mean? You are talking about the bounty campaigns, or something else?

No, I mean the photo contest that they launched on their facebook account. There you can win a big amount of LCS coins. The grand prize is 5000 LCS.

OMG. It is so great. I need to participate in this contest. I hope I will have enough time to participate in it. What I need to do exactly?

[mothermole1]

I like when project’s team is thinking about the community. It is so good when they create new interesting actions for users

What do you mean? You are talking about the bounty campaigns, or something else?

No, I mean the photo contest that they launched on their facebook account. There you can win a big amount of LCS coins. The grand prize is 5000 LCS.

OMG. It is so great. I need to participate in this contest. I hope I will have enough time to participate in it. What I need to do exactly?

You can find details in their facebook. You just need to take a photo/selfi with Localcoinswap logo and post it on your facebook page. Also you need to be a member of LCS official page. That’s all.

[imginy]

The technical documentation provides information on coin holders. They have too many advantages over ordinary users of the project

[kainus78]

The technical documentation provides information on coin holders. They have too many advantages over ordinary users of the project

Not at all! LocalCoinSwap is a democratic platform on which each participant has the right to vote, while each participant actually manages the policy of the platform!

[mine777]

The technical documentation provides information on coin holders. They have too many advantages over ordinary users of the project

Yes it's true, but what do you want? that the project was managed by all who wanted it? I agree with the developers in this solution!

[Sovietaced]

The technical documentation provides information on coin holders. They have too many advantages over ordinary users of the project

Not at all! LocalCoinSwap is a democratic platform on which each participant has the right to vote, while each participant actually manages the policy of the platform!

This is not true. The coining members of the project are whitelisted, get the right to vote and more opportunities to use the platform

[imginy]

The technical documentation provides information on coin holders. They have too many advantages over ordinary users of the project

Not at all! LocalCoinSwap is a democratic platform on which each participant has the right to vote, while each participant actually manages the policy of the platform!

This is not true. The coining members of the project are whitelisted, get the right to vote and more opportunities to use the platform

You are both right. developers claim that the platform is a model of democracy, but at the same time, democracy in the hands of patricians!

[kainus78]

The technical documentation provides information on coin holders. They have too many advantages over ordinary users of the project

Not at all! LocalCoinSwap is a democratic platform on which each participant has the right to vote, while each participant actually manages the policy of the platform!

This is not true. The coining members of the project are whitelisted, get the right to vote and more opportunities to use the platform

you're wrong. Any participant can express his opinion to the project team, and this opinion will be taken into account and processed. I have experience in this matter, and I assure you of this

[mine777]

The technical documentation provides information on coin holders. They have too many advantages over ordinary users of the project

Not at all! LocalCoinSwap is a democratic platform on which each participant has the right to vote, while each participant actually manages the policy of the platform!

This is not true. The coining members of the project are whitelisted, get the right to vote and more opportunities to use the platform

You are both right. developers claim that the platform is a model of democracy, but at the same time, democracy in the hands of patricians!

All right. But nobody prevents buying coins and becoming patricians. Fortunately, it is not so expensive and difficult that everyone could not take advantage of this opportunity

[Sovietaced]

The technical documentation provides information on coin holders. They have too many advantages over ordinary users of the project

Not at all! LocalCoinSwap is a democratic platform on which each participant has the right to vote, while each participant actually manages the policy of the platform!

This is not true. The coining members of the project are whitelisted, get the right to vote and more opportunities to use the platform

you're wrong. Any participant can express his opinion to the project team, and this opinion will be taken into account and processed. I have experience in this matter, and I assure you of this

Look at the modern world. Who will listen to you until you pay a penny? Now there is no concept of democracy based on the blockchain!

[imginy]

The technical documentation provides information on coin holders. They have too many advantages over ordinary users of the project

Not at all! LocalCoinSwap is a democratic platform on which each participant has the right to vote, while each participant actually manages the policy of the platform!

This is not true. The coining members of the project are whitelisted, get the right to vote and more opportunities to use the platform

You are both right. developers claim that the platform is a model of democracy, but at the same time, democracy in the hands of patricians!

All right. But nobody prevents buying coins and becoming patricians. Fortunately, it is not so expensive and difficult that everyone could not take advantage of this opportunity

I agree. Is this the principle of democracy, which developers claim? If this is true, then this principle is far from democracy as a whole

[kainus78]

The technical documentation provides information on coin holders. They have too many advantages over ordinary users of the project

Not at all! LocalCoinSwap is a democratic platform on which each participant has the right to vote, while each participant actually manages the policy of the platform!

This is not true. The coining members of the project are whitelisted, get the right to vote and more opportunities to use the platform

You are both right. developers claim that the platform is a model of democracy, but at the same time, democracy in the hands of patricians!

All right. But nobody prevents buying coins and becoming patricians. Fortunately, it is not so expensive and difficult that everyone could not take advantage of this opportunity

I agree. Is this the principle of democracy, which developers claim? If this is true, then this principle is far from democracy as a whole

And where in general is written about the democratic nature of the project? you can quote these lines from white paper here on the forum?

[mine777]

The technical documentation provides information on coin holders. They have too many advantages over ordinary users of the project

Not at all! LocalCoinSwap is a democratic platform on which each participant has the right to vote, while each participant actually manages the policy of the platform!

This is not true. The coining members of the project are whitelisted, get the right to vote and more opportunities to use the platform

You are both right. developers claim that the platform is a model of democracy, but at the same time, democracy in the hands of patricians!

All right. But nobody prevents buying coins and becoming patricians. Fortunately, it is not so expensive and difficult that everyone could not take advantage of this opportunity

I agree. Is this the principle of democracy, which developers claim? If this is true, then this principle is far from democracy as a whole

It is more like a large joint-stock company, in which the shareholder who has a controlling interest, that is, the most, manages.

[Sovietaced]

The technical documentation provides information on coin holders. They have too many advantages over ordinary users of the project

Not at all! LocalCoinSwap is a democratic platform on which each participant has the right to vote, while each participant actually manages the policy of the platform!

This is not true. The coining members of the project are whitelisted, get the right to vote and more opportunities to use the platform

You are both right. developers claim that the platform is a model of democracy, but at the same time, democracy in the hands of patricians!

All right. But nobody prevents buying coins and becoming patricians. Fortunately, it is not so expensive and difficult that everyone could not take advantage of this opportunity

I agree. Is this the principle of democracy, which developers claim? If this is true, then this principle is far from democracy as a whole

And where in general is written about the democratic nature of the project? you can quote these lines from white paper here on the forum?

All those who wish to participate will vote in the proof-of-the-stake system
of a voting asset, which can be used in a public and transparent democracy contract. The
democracy contract is publically tallied

[imginy]

The technical documentation provides information on coin holders. They have too many advantages over ordinary users of the project

Not at all! LocalCoinSwap is a democratic platform on which each participant has the right to vote, while each participant actually manages the policy of the platform!

This is not true. The coining members of the project are whitelisted, get the right to vote and more opportunities to use the platform

You are both right. developers claim that the platform is a model of democracy, but at the same time, democracy in the hands of patricians!

All right. But nobody prevents buying coins and becoming patricians. Fortunately, it is not so expensive and difficult that everyone could not take advantage of this opportunity

I agree. Is this the principle of democracy, which developers claim? If this is true, then this principle is far from democracy as a whole

It is more like a large joint-stock company, in which the shareholder who has a controlling interest, that is, the most, manages.

A great analogy! Indeed, this ICO is similar to a large stock exchange with shareholders.

[kainus78]

The technical documentation provides information on coin holders. They have too many advantages over ordinary users of the project

Not at all! LocalCoinSwap is a democratic platform on which each participant has the right to vote, while each participant actually manages the policy of the platform!

This is not true. The coining members of the project are whitelisted, get the right to vote and more opportunities to use the platform

You are both right. developers claim that the platform is a model of democracy, but at the same time, democracy in the hands of patricians!

All right. But nobody prevents buying coins and becoming patricians. Fortunately, it is not so expensive and difficult that everyone could not take advantage of this opportunity

I agree. Is this the principle of democracy, which developers claim? If this is true, then this principle is far from democracy as a whole

And where in general is written about the democratic nature of the project? you can quote these lines from white paper here on the forum?

All those who wish to participate will vote in the proof-of-the-stake system
of a voting asset, which can be used in a public and transparent democracy contract. The
democracy contract is publically tallied

Thank you so much. Well, indeed, after all, the developers took care that their project was the closest to the people and democratic as possible!

[mine777]

The technical documentation provides information on coin holders. They have too many advantages over ordinary users of the project

Not at all! LocalCoinSwap is a democratic platform on which each participant has the right to vote, while each participant actually manages the policy of the platform!

This is not true. The coining members of the project are whitelisted, get the right to vote and more opportunities to use the platform

You are both right. developers claim that the platform is a model of democracy, but at the same time, democracy in the hands of patricians!

All right. But nobody prevents buying coins and becoming patricians. Fortunately, it is not so expensive and difficult that everyone could not take advantage of this opportunity

I agree. Is this the principle of democracy, which developers claim? If this is true, then this principle is far from democracy as a whole

It is more like a large joint-stock company, in which the shareholder who has a controlling interest, that is, the most, manages.

A great analogy! Indeed, this ICO is similar to a large stock exchange with shareholders.

But there is no democracy in joint-stock companies, right? Where did she come from in the crypto-currency market? if these people had got the levers of management of the crypto-currency policy, then it would have collapsed

[Sovietaced]

The technical documentation provides information on coin holders. They have too many advantages over ordinary users of the project

Not at all! LocalCoinSwap is a democratic platform on which each participant has the right to vote, while each participant actually manages the policy of the platform!

This is not true. The coining members of the project are whitelisted, get the right to vote and more opportunities to use the platform

You are both right. developers claim that the platform is a model of democracy, but at the same time, democracy in the hands of patricians!

All right. But nobody prevents buying coins and becoming patricians. Fortunately, it is not so expensive and difficult that everyone could not take advantage of this opportunity

I agree. Is this the principle of democracy, which developers claim? If this is true, then this principle is far from democracy as a whole

It is more like a large joint-stock company, in which the shareholder who has a controlling interest, that is, the most, manages.

A great analogy! Indeed, this ICO is similar to a large stock exchange with shareholders.

But there is no democracy in joint-stock companies, right? Where did she come from in the crypto-currency market? if these people had got the levers of management of the crypto-currency policy, then it would have collapsed

I agree. Platform policy should be dealt with by a development team that understands the goals and objectives of the platform, and in other cases, when you need a fresh look - you can read reviews

[imginy]

The technical documentation provides information on coin holders. They have too many advantages over ordinary users of the project

Not at all! LocalCoinSwap is a democratic platform on which each participant has the right to vote, while each participant actually manages the policy of the platform!

This is not true. The coining members of the project are whitelisted, get the right to vote and more opportunities to use the platform

You are both right. developers claim that the platform is a model of democracy, but at the same time, democracy in the hands of patricians!

All right. But nobody prevents buying coins and becoming patricians. Fortunately, it is not so expensive and difficult that everyone could not take advantage of this opportunity

I agree. Is this the principle of democracy, which developers claim? If this is true, then this principle is far from democracy as a whole

It is more like a large joint-stock company, in which the shareholder who has a controlling interest, that is, the most, manages.

A great analogy! Indeed, this ICO is similar to a large stock exchange with shareholders.

But there is no democracy in joint-stock companies, right? Where did she come from in the crypto-currency market? if these people had got the levers of management of the crypto-currency policy, then it would have collapsed

In large companies, democracy really does not exist, but if it is a question of small enterprises or joint-stock companies - there really are polls

[mine777]

The technical documentation provides information on coin holders. They have too many advantages over ordinary users of the project

Not at all! LocalCoinSwap is a democratic platform on which each participant has the right to vote, while each participant actually manages the policy of the platform!

This is not true. The coining members of the project are whitelisted, get the right to vote and more opportunities to use the platform

You are both right. developers claim that the platform is a model of democracy, but at the same time, democracy in the hands of patricians!

All right. But nobody prevents buying coins and becoming patricians. Fortunately, it is not so expensive and difficult that everyone could not take advantage of this opportunity

I agree. Is this the principle of democracy, which developers claim? If this is true, then this principle is far from democracy as a whole

And where in general is written about the democratic nature of the project? you can quote these lines from white paper here on the forum?

All those who wish to participate will vote in the proof-of-the-stake system
of a voting asset, which can be used in a public and transparent democracy contract. The
democracy contract is publically tallied

Thank you so much. Well, indeed, after all, the developers took care that their project was the closest to the people and democratic as possible!

No my friend! Unfortunately, there is no democracy in the form in which you read and wish. Unlike honest political struggle, this is the market