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@bixbite
I believe the social layer of governance is the most harmful layer. I’m a huge advocate for private voting, also anonymous feedback…. Why? Because ANYTIME you leave feedback positive or negative you get DMs…. It’s making me just want to vote & not say anything, but I feel I owe it to the proposers to provide feedback, but also do not want to deal with the backlash of providing feedback. Dammed if you do, dammed if you don’t….. but Anon activities eliminate these issues, we should also reset the culture to not take voting against a proposal so personally. An against vote does not equal an I Hate You, it’s a rework and repurpose if it doesn’t pass. 🫡
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@bigshotklim
Sometimes the builders have tunnel vision and not thought about what an alternative prop may look like. Comments like “too expensive” or “think of a different strategy that costs less and maybe not as ambitious” when the proposer may be a thought leader in their space and has a clear roadmap for successful execution and delivery tend to scare people away from building here in my opinion. how do We do this better?
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@bixbite
I feel like that is very broad feedback proposers can’t really do anything with, I read props and try to give very specific feedback…. For instance the Kitpas prop, I went on the Japanese community X space, asked questions & realized there was a misinterpretation of the proposal, so I gave feedback on what to highlight & the importance of the instructor program so it doesn’t feel like a ‘travel prop’ I don’t think I’ve ever just said ‘it’s too expensive’
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@bigshotklim
every prop is different The Japan crew is incredible, their energy and vibes are infectious and pure. I wish you made it to Tokyo to hang. A lot of the intent gets lost in transaltion adn I am not sue how to solve that without some dedicated help in incubating these international ideas. the language and cultural barrier is definitly a bug
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