Week 42
Mon 10th Oct - Sun 16th Oct 2022
Tuesday 11th October 2022
Ambassador Town Hall
Type of meeting: Weekly
Present: PeterE [facilitator], Jenn [documenter], Tevo, Felix, Julien Collins, Raido, Iain, PeterE, Sucre n Spice
Purpose: Community Ambassador Townhall Meeting: Workgroup Progress - Process and Podcast, Tasks and Rewards Update, also Open Topic/Ideas
Town Hall Number: 21
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Town Hall Summary:
The meeting is focused on discussing the progress of different work groups and guild, such as:
Process Guild is working on a document that outlines the translation process, including interview questions, reward levels, and automatic calculators for translation tests. They are also considering how to account for fluctuations in the value of the AGIX token when assigning rewards.
Treasury Guild discussing how to spend the project's budget and determine how rewards will be distributed for different tasks. Members or anyone interested in this guild will meet bi-weekly or monthly, as needed.
Podcast WG Creating a podcast called "Stories from the Singularity." They are currently working on interviewing Gabriel Axel Montes and finalizing the design for the podcast's logo and banner.
An important discussion point in this meeting is how to handle fees associated with managing the project's budget. There is a consensus that project members should not be responsible for covering these fees out of pocket.
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topics covered: Rewards, workgroup updates, Documentation, Process Guild, treasury guild operations, Podcast WG, The Gabriel Axel Montes interview episode
emotions: participatory, Friendly
Wednesday 12th October 2022
Deep Funding Town Hall
Type of meeting: Biweekly
Present: Jan Horlings [facilitator], Jenn [documenter], Jan Horlings, Kevin Chen, Tevo, Felix, PeterE
Purpose: Discussion of Deep Funding R2
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Timestamped video:
Deep Funding | Community Governance Proposals - October 12h, 2022
In this recorded Community Governance call, proposers of the current governance experiment were invited to present their proposals and receive feedback from the community.
00:00-06:02 Kevin Chen Intro To His Proposal 06:03-10:38 Adding Existing Services To The Portal 10:39-1:19:00 Voter Eligibility
Town Hall Summary:
Kevin Chen presenting two governance proposals regarding SingularityNET's platform integration support for deep funding projects and voter eligibility in funding rounds. Important points are
Platform Integration Support Proposal: Kevin proposes offering support for integrating deep funding projects into the SingularityNET Marketplace. He highlights concerns about the complexity of current integration processes and suggests creating support networks or expert groups to assist with seamless deployment. Discussion expands to potentially involving the community in onboarding processes, aligning with another proposal from Peter.
Voter Eligibility Proposal: Kevin raises questions about voter eligibility in funding rounds, particularly whether proposers should be allowed to vote for their own projects. Concerns are discussed regarding the fairness and potential biases when proposers vote for their own projects. Suggestions include tracking voting behavior to identify and possibly discount or weight votes based on historical patterns or community engagement levels. Community
Engagement and Reputation Systems: There's a proposal to link voting weight with community engagement on the platform. Ideas include rewarding active engagement with higher voting weights and possibly integrating reputation systems visible on user profiles to encourage constructive participation. The discussion touches on potential issues like manipulation of votes and the need for mechanisms to adjust and reset such systems over time.
Long-Term Governance Considerations: Participants emphasize the importance of designing governance systems that can evolve and adapt over time without becoming locked into problematic structures. There's a preference for systems that allow adjustments based on community behavior and feedback rather than rigid rules.
In summary, the conversation delves into improving platform accessibility for deep funding projects, ensuring fair voting practices, and exploring ways to integrate community engagement and reputation into governance processes. The focus is on flexibility, transparency, and community involvement in shaping SingularityNET's governance framework.
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topics covered: Proposal, Deepfunding proposal platform, DeepFunding R2, potential issues, Platform Integration Support, Voter Eligibility, Engagement and Reputation Systems, mechanisms, Governance
emotions: Thoughtful
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