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nouns.wtf

The proposers are calling this whole "turning Nouns into DUNA" thing a referendum, claiming it'll reshape the future of Nouns. But do they actually believe that? A proper referendum would have at least half of the eligible voters participating, right? We’ve got over 700 eligible votes, yet less than 100 are active, and even at peak, we barely hit 200. Has there been a broad, official announcement to the DAO members or a real call to action from the foundation? Are the objectives clear with the information provided? Has the foundation even attempted to communicate with the DAO outside of these one-sided announcements?

The Cayman Foundation was pushed as a "battle-tested" fix, but now it's magically ineffective? And, surprise, they're rushing us into a new structure that’s barely six months old, without any clear intentions. This whole urgency feels a bit too convenient, almost like it's designed to manipulate the social layer and steer the narrative. Feels like we’re being played. 🤔

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The Cayman foundation's been around since 2022, acting as the veto holder and legal proxy for Nouns.
The proposal is to sunset the Cayman foundation and turn Nouns itself into a non-profit under the new DUNA law instead.

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The Cayman foundation's been around since 2022, acting as the veto holder and legal proxy for Nouns.
The proposal is to sunset the Cayman foundation and turn Nouns itself into a non-profit under the new DUNA law instead.
https://www.nouns.camp/proposals/39

Not super up-to-date on this, but did they create a Cayman Foundation and then decide to stop using it and move to a DUNA?  Or did they not make a Cyman Foundation after all for reasons?