Catch Up With What Happened This Week in BanklessDAO
Dear Bankless Nation 🏴,
It’s been a busy week in governance! As we all know, governance is everyone’s responsibility, and there is never a better time to make our voices heard. Each season our attention is focused on the next cog in our governance wheel. Making governance easier in the DAO is a priority. The current guest pass system has been under intense scrutiny over the last few months, with ongoing discussion as to how the system can be improved to properly incentivize participation in the DAO.
In a DAO with successfully decentralized governance, external influence on voting outcomes should be minimized. The Shielded Voting Proposal suggests that the DAO implement a system whereby Snapshot votes remain hidden until the end of the voting process. Please vote and add your comments.
Still in the spirit of governance, time is running out to decide whether to delegate the SAFE tokens on your multi-sig to DAOstewards. In the editorial this week, theconfusedcoin provides further insight into the DAOstewards group and why delegation of tokens to a dedicated team might better serve the DAO.
Token-weighted voting is coming soon to the BanklessDAO Discord server thanks to Governator, a new Discord bot developed by bDAO. When this goes live, it will replace good old sesh polls. Sorry sesh!
It’s once again time to share some appreciation for your fellow contributors in the DAO, with the Coordinape round live now. Go ahead and allocate GIVE, and don’t forget to leave a thank you note.
Contributors: Warrior, KingIBK, Austin Foss theconfusedcoin, ab_colours, Lanksss, salmanneedsajob, WinVerse, Liquidiot, siddhearta, Trewkat, HiroKennelly
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Author: theconfusedcoin
Image credit: ab_colours
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