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“” - StealthOrbit99 - 14-03-2025
Recruiting proxies is like having someone rep you in situations where you can’t be there. It’s super common in politics—like when someone campaigns for you.
But yeah, it can get sketchy if people misuse it, like in online voting or stuff like that. If you’re looking into it, just make sure everything’s transparent.
For tools, check out platforms like Lumi or Simply Voting if you’re doing it digitally.
“” - TorXSurfer - 16-03-2025
Recruiting proxies is basically getting people to act on your behalf, whether it's in business, politics, or even online spaces. It’s not inherently shady, but it can be depending on how it’s used. For example, in shareholder meetings, people recruit proxies to vote for them.
If you're curious about how to do it, it’s usually a formal process with agreements in place. Tools like ProxyVote or Broadridge can help manage it in corporate settings.
Hope that helps!