After further consideration, we will be recommending that the ICF remove Posthuman validator from the upcoming iteration of the ICF delegation program.
Bribery of validators amounts to a usurpation of governance that should be taken seriously to ensure that no situation like the outcome of proposal 69 occurs again. Foundation delegations should not accrue to validators who act in their own self-interest or attempt to exert undue control over governance outcomes. Foundation delegations are a privilege, not a right.
As of today, three validators technically qualify for the upcoming program but will be removed for discretionary reasons:
- Skip: Removed for misrepresentation in their validator moniker
- Kiln (legacy - please redelegate): Removed at the validator’s request
- POSTHUMAN
StakeDrop: Removed for validator bribery
We will continue to monitor validator activity for cases that warrant removal from the delegation program, and reserve the right to make such recommendations to the ICF as these cases arise.