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If we decided on using client incentives, we should at least stay consistent with it. The only stat that really matters here is whether anyone is actually using the client, and that comes from onchain client incentive records, which I donât see mentioned in this proposal. If no oneâs using Nouns Terminal, whatâs the point of funding it further? And if they are using it enough, arenât the current rewards doing the job? If theyâre not, shouldnât we be looking to increase the incentives instead of just reverting back? We put nearly a million into Verbs this year, and as far as I know, the only thing theyâve fully delivered is client incentives, which, if this is the outcome, seem pointless. 3 replies
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If youâve ever listened to them, youâd get it. When someone starts comparing a DAO to a web2 startup, or all their examples are web2, itâs obvious they have no clue about web3 đ¤Śââď¸. Theyâre stuck seeing crypto as just tech, not a culture or movement. These people have either already ditched values like decentralization, ownership, transparency, trustlessness, inclusion, community governance, interoperability, and public goods, or they will đŠ. Because those arenât their values. Theyâre just hunting for product market fit and a way to cash in on the tech đ¸. 0 reply
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