Looking at the Starknet airdrop proposal, I believe that using a tool like Stack to improve transparency and guidance to their community would have made a positive difference. Less ambiguity, clearer guidance, more transparency.

Once we have successful points-based redemptions, the path of points will be a clear win.

Instead of the status quo of saying “we’re going to do an airdrop but we aren’t going to say which things we care about” seems inevitably to lead to a lot of inefficiency and miscommunication, and ultimately more frustration than having a points program running for some period of time, with the option to redeem

You can recalculate Stack points. Similar to traditional loyalty programs, points on Stack are flexible and designed as revocable attestations from the project owners, not as tokens. Once redeemed into tokens, then the user has ownership.

Currently, can points on stack be recalculated? Or are they awarded and cannot be taken back? If you can’t recalculate distribution what is the aim of redemptions? 

My guess is you can do both models but what does you think are the trade-offs.