Votes are cast by sending BARR to the Market Fund with an unencrypted permanent message naming the coin or coins you want burned. Coins must be on the eligible list.
The address of the Market Fund is NXT-59NQ-AA5B-V4NT-HAZLY
Is there any way to see the voting list, I mean so one can see how the the voting is going prior to the 15th?
Yes, in any NXT client you can view that address, NXT-59NQ-AA5B-V4NT-HAZLY, and see any "Asset Transfer" of BARR that has a message attached indicating that it's a vote.
There's only 1 so far, so it's still a small enough thing that we don't need another method yet.
I can tell you that runpaint is planning to vote for Bunnycoin, and for Unitus as a Wild Card. Unless anyone else votes with significant amounts of BARR, those will probably be the winners.
But we will probably vote for at least 1 backup coin too, in case Bunnycoin falls through for any reason such as network failure. As to what the backup coin or coins should be, it's complicated for several reasons. Even the list of 100 coins we already made has some problematic coins.
Some of the coins only listed at Cryptopia have such low volume that it doesn't seem possible to acquire a significant percentage of the outstanding supply, at any price, as most users must have abandoned or forgotten their coins and gave up on trying to sell them. We'd rather not spend an entire month trying to burn only 1 coin, and end up only able to burn 5% of the supply.
But we also don't want to end up like Digital Credits DGCS, a project that claims to burn altcoins using BARR's ideas. They announced that they would be burning 3 coins, but then changed it to 2 at the last minute because of a problem with one of the coins. Their final 2 coins were Spacecoin and Selfiecoin, but when they began their coin swap someone apparently came up with Trillions of Selfiecoins that DGCS did not know existed (according to them). And so they cancelled their offer to swap Selfiecoins, already failing in their plans during the first hours of the first day of their first swap. That leaves them with only 1 coin, and they've only burned about 0.01% of that coin's supply (or not burned, but sent the coins to an exchange which says they will burn them). They have also failed to support the price of their coin, making it unprofitable for traders to exchange their altcoins for DGCS.
Even though we have never so been careless or irresponsible, with such a lack of proper planning, we will still try to have adequate backup plans in place. These are exactly the kinds of problems we anticipated, planned for, and have thus far avoided.