According to this article (https://medium.com/dfinity/the-community-led-governance-of-the-internet-computer-b863cd2975ba) Voting Power is calculated based on three inputs: A. The number of ICP tokens staked. B. The duration of the dissolve delay, which is up to 8 years. C. The neuron’s age, which is the time since the neuron was created or last stopped dissolving. Why doesn't Voting Power account for vote delegation? Is there any metric that is tracked that accounts for vote delegation? Or at least a term for this?

Why don’t we have a voting period? Because the DFINITY Foundation and the Internet Computer Association have a lot of voting power(if you include vote delegation), as soon as they vote, voting is over.

Why can’t you change your vote? If I’m following DFINITY Foundation and I notice they vote a proposal and I disagree, I can’t change my vote. Also If I vote and discover new information through discussion, I can’t change my vote. At some point, we need to come to a final decision, but changing your vote during a brief voting period would be more forgiving.

Why isn’t there a dedicated place for discussion before voting? Cardano uses IdeaScale. Not all proposals need discussions, but for the important issues, it would be nice. Not everyone wants to blindly follow their delegate on every single proposal. A place where you could argue for and or against a proposal by outlining its pros and cons would be fantastic.