A Social Experiment

I encourage all early adopters of Consensus to be open and encourage the implementation of the double-log formula to calculate Influence.

If the double log formula becomes part of Consensus, I predict the following:

1. A minority of members will really like the process of Influence and its double-log formula.
2. A minority of members will really hate the process of Influence and its double-log formula.
1. Of this minority, very few will leave Consensus because of Influence and the double-log formula.
3. Most members won't care about how Influence is used in voting.
1. Some will vote.
2. Some will not vote.
3. If they don't vote, the double-log formula is unlikely to be the reason.

In other words, the double-log formula will not be the reason Consensus fails to gain usefulness and popularity.