You write about attracting developers and organizing hackathons?
But at the moment, how will NEAR solve the problem of participation from certain countries?
I think it’s no secret that participants from a certain number of countries do not have such an opportunity. And local hackathons with small budgets can increase dissatisfaction, because in the future participants will not be able to participate in large ones and will be left far behind.
In this case, it puts communities on different stages of development.
Do you have a working example when it helps?
Usually not everyone can understand the specifics of a particular region and what community members usually like.
And for that, the regional DAOs have to do occasional feedback gathering.
We have one of the biggest guilds and we used our own approach, we act openly and transparently.
But, for example, as someone with good experience in crypto, community building, and with experience working with a large gaming community in the past, I would like to give some advice.
The more outside interference there is, the more this kind of thing can keep participants in suspense.
It is necessary to guide and suggest harmoniously, but not to impose a certain line from the ruling party.
It is necessary to try to make work harmonious, comfortable and productive for all.
Also, it is necessary to make sure that guilds are on a level playing field.
When large hackathons exclude many participants from certain countries, it seems that the blockchain does not need participants from this countries.
This creates tension and negativity, which later has to be faced and worked with.
Like mentioned before, the last call I had where you, @blaze, @Kazander and agreed that the funding line items of Regional DAO will be defined and distributed between Creatives and Marketing DAO.
As of now, Regional DAO does not seem to have success measurements criteria and would be better to work on creating a thought through mechanism instead to trying to rush things.
Can you please confirm who from NF agreed about regional DAO being in v0?
The community can self-organize how they will request funding from the Grassroots DAO’s (GDAOS).
As many are aware, there is no ability in V0 governance to make formal voting decisions, as all current mechanisms are gameable. The voting mechanism is under active development.
Because there can be no vote, there can be no additional Grassroots DAOs that receive funding directly from the Community Treasury.
However, the need for regional communities and previous guilds to receive funding remains. I would recommend renaming them to “Collectives” as a general name and then establishing what criteria a collective needs to meet to receive funding. Collectives can be slipt across language, locality, or even verticals.
So if this DAO is a reasonable step to establish whether an RDAO is needed as one of the GDAOs it seems it could be a good experiment.
@Cryptonaut i hope you took a look at this and read about the role of the possible DAO council members.
What is used by the CreativesDAO to measure success?
In the beginning, it was a great idea but just now it’s a rush? I am struggling to understand.
As it is known, this is something I have championed to present before the community for feedback. It’s not what the GWG is forcing on the community or any of the grassrootsDAOs. The MDAO has agreed to provide funding for RC-DAO if the community welcomes the idea. This means they have welcomed the idea.
I understand that CreativesDAO is doing a whole lot to fix all the past mistakes and creating different measures. Then I wonder how this can’t be one.
To round it up, I am just here to make the community understand what is been proposed and get feedback to make it better for the community.
This is meant to be the first test in making things better for regional communities. The idea is to have DAO council members work together with community leaders rather than tell them what to do.
The offline events mentioned here are not organised by the DAO council.
When regions need funding for offline events, it will be made known to the council and discussions go on as before.
This is a revamp and why we don’t have a huge amount for a cap. For most communities, it will take them a few months to get back up as they have gone quiet due to a lack of funds.
Thanks, @IgbozeIsrael for your job and facilitation.
In regard to the KYC process for our Regional DAO, I believe that having one person from the team who has successfully passed KYC should suffice. There is no need for every member or core member to undergo the KYC process individually.
It is my opinion that it is logical for one individual to take on the responsibility of funding and grants. This individual should be the one to undergo the KYC process, write proposals, and ultimately take responsibility for the management of the funds.
Furthermore, we have already implemented a requirement for guilds to be at least one year in the community. This significantly reduces the risk of rug-pulling as we have a better understanding of who we are dealing with.
In the past, noname individuals with Twitter/Telegram accounts full of bots have been able to raise grants for 2-3k and then disappear with the funds. However, I challenge anyone to show me a case where a member of the community who has contributed significantly to our community has taken funds and failed to fulfill their obligations.
Currently, we are experiencing issues with the payment process and the KYC requirements for our community. Specifically, the payment process is taking a considerable amount of time to complete, and the KYC process is becoming increasingly demanding with each iteration, requiring more and more documents each time, which is concerning.
I would like to provide feedback on the KYC process for our community. I do not believe that it is necessary for each core member to undergo the KYC process. Implementing such a requirement would not necessarily protect us from fraudulent individuals or double grants. Instead, it would make the grant process more complicated and time-consuming.
I think you are forgetting the aspect of the document that mentikned that DAO council members are responsible for breaking KPIs down to numbers and all.
This draft is respknsinle for letting the community know what value is to RC-DAO and the NDC.
You might be pushing for this draft to deel dive into what the council members will be using as their better means of measuring success.
If the DeveloperDAO and MarketingDAO shows their method of measuring success, thstof CreativesDAO might be subordinate…
Also, did you read the draft that specifies what duties the ckuncil members will be doing?
This is a step by step work…we could follow the process rather…
I meant one person verifying KYC is necessary for funding, while the others is for proof of iddentity. However, what the community votes is what will be used.
