For clarification;
Is this because the sigprop does not follow the spirit of sigprops; i.e not being spam, not being a blatant nonsensical statement that clutters up our DAO, not being in violation of conduct and common sense.
Or is this because this sigprop does not align with certain incentives or designs and is thus easily singled out on a technicality like this? I can think of more sigprops that have moved to core prop despite not being a clear cut template. Should we not measure equally, then? Seems very convenient not to when it’s beneficial.
The voting power of the DAO certainly seems to find it a fine proposal. I’m sure they’ll still find it a similarly fine proposal when it follows a template.
It is unneeded to make attacks at proposals or those writing said proposals, such as frens Mark and Fantasma today, done in good faith and good taste, and instead belittling them for not being “responsible” DAOists or not taking their role seriously.
I can assure you, they take their roles much more seriously than most, and I have nothing but respect and admiration for the passion and commitment they have shown to making solutions, compromises, and ideas to make our community a better one. Something I cannot say for everyone, though I wish I could - for we do sell ourselves as the frenliest DAO. Playing for the peanut gallery looks nice on paper, but the peanut gallery is easily entertained, and more importantly easily caught up by the next shiny thing. Please consider the core community and the core supporters who have loved and believed in the ecosystem since inception.
re: locking up sigprops by fren Choyna
It seems very dangerous to add a central point of failure and a high barrier to entry for making proposals. It is not as if we are being absolutely flooded by low quality ones. I have seen maybe 4-5 in total over the year that were what I’d call actual nonsense
Some props, including some of my own, have not always followed templates - and I do try to look at templates but I occasionally get caught up in passion and in trains of thought and write them in freeform instead.
However, losing that contribution, or worse, centralising it with some sigprop guru - would absolutely murder DAO attendance and proposal motivation.