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Will Papper
@will
I’m curious: Has Nouns ever permanently canceled a streaming payment? It’s an interesting question since streams are often a way to get larger proposals over the line, but rarely evaluated or canceled I only see https://www.nouns.camp/proposals/482 which was canceled for logistical reasons and then re-created
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Ben
@jarmen
Pipe new prop should have a node, and yield streamed not gifting him 32e to do it. Understanding its a logistical nightmare to have Dao owned nodes.
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Ben
@jarmen
Wish we could stream yield, and lock even Steth it requires a vote to unlock it. While the proposer allows to claim sustainability and not just be gifted 32eth extra on a prop as a cloak of endless funding.
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@pip
my prop a bit different as it isn't just extra on top - I haven't added any compensation for myself aside from the validator - i'm saying I want to be paid 32e but will stake it all and use the yield to sustain my efforts on the project indefinitely...
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datadanne
@datadanne.eth
Fwiw I don't think this is super clear in the prop, I read it as 10e for the work (= your comp) and an additional 32e to setup a validator. Personally I think the DAO should keep the ETH and earn yield and distribute that to contributors, and that fits perfectly with prop 582 as well. I love /noc btw!
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@pip
Cheers, tried to break it down as 10e for developers, 10e for irl product designers + production costs - maybe needs more granularity. My personal work would be hosting and creating content for /noc games forever, r&d to improve explorers & help bring ppl into the fold via these games - hopefully ending up with ppl getting their dream noun. I thought the validator angle was interesting (ppl willing to stake their comp from nouns are probably pretty committed long term), and could sustain this from the jump. Appreciate the feedback!
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datadanne
@datadanne.eth
Ah I saw the breakdown but for some reason it didn't register that the 10e were for devs & not you. Totally makes sense that you get comp as well, I would say something like "requesting 32e as my comp, all of which will go to an eth validator to fund my work on noc forever". Definitely unique and interesting! I think the main issue will be that the total request is almost $200k, feels like a lot
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