most gobernance

Most governance tokens reward whoever holds the longest. veBR does something different, and I am not sure enough people have noticed.
Lock BR, get veBR, vote on gauge allocations which pools get incentives, how yield is distributed across the protocol. Standard so far.
But here is the part that changes everything: at the end of every season, all voting power resets. Everyone starts equal again.
The idea behind it is fairness. Early whales cannot permanently dominate governance just by locking tokens once and sitting. New participants get a real chance to influence direction every season.
That is genuinely thoughtful design.
But there is a cost. If you are a serious long-term holder who locked BR for protocol alignment, you are rebuilding your governance position every single season. The reset does not care how long you have been here.
What I genuinely wonder is whether this pushes serious governance participants away over time. Protocols need consistent, informed voters, not seasonal sprinters. Fairness and stability are not always the same thing.
Which matters more to you in a governance system, equal access or continuity?
@Bedrock #bedrock $BR