Hey Giotto,

I am not going to be as sharp as the other responders as I appreciate the underpinning of your argument. Delegators should be careful and aware of the risks when delegating on the aforementioned tracks. However, I believe that at the protocol level, there is sufficient functionality to afford users flexibility around track delegation, (see @BILL 's reply).

As a takeaway from this engagement, I think that tool and wallet developers should include some warning to users if they do provide a "select all track" delegation function. Some may have it already but it is worth noting.

Thank you for your proposal and keep thinking, innovation sees many nays along the way. Consider my nay a soft nay with a handshake.

Regards,
Will | Paradox

Users should be able to do what they want/wish/think its best with their tokens. Restricting delegations would only have the effect of centralizing decision-making. I agree with Jimmy in that, particularly for coin-voting models, the principle of delegation is foundational to a distributed governance model and we should strive to refine the delegation mechanism, not restrict it entirely.