Font's speech reduces the debate to Laporta versus change, but Barcelona's real problem is its outdated governance model. The members need more than a personalist plebiscite: they require real tools to decide. The solution lies in implementing a binding digital assembly that rebuilds social trust through transparent collective decisions, not by choosing between two familiar faces.
Binding digital assembly: the backend Barça needs 🗳️
Implementing a binding digital assembly involves developing a platform with blockchain for verifiable voting, a biometric member identification system, and smart contracts that automatically execute decisions. This eliminates intermediaries and opacity. It is not a survey app, but a technical ecosystem where each vote has real and traceable weight. Without this infrastructure, any change of president only changes the name on the plaque.
What Font doesn't understand: the member doesn't want a messiah, they want a voting button 🔴
Font talks about change like someone changing TV channels. But the member doesn't need another savior in a tracksuit with a pretty speech; they need a red button on their phone that lets them decide whether to sign a striker or invest in a lawn irrigation system. As long as the debate is Laporta or Font, the club will keep spinning on the merry-go-round of personalism. The revolution is not a name, it's a click.