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Implementing Tenure Restrictions for DAO Committee Members

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Author0xb5f4…1f51
PublishedAug 08, 2023 19:48
Voting beginsAug 08, 2023 19:48
Voting endsAug 15, 2023 19:48
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At present, there are no restrictions on the tenure of a DAO committee member in Decentraland, which may result in stagnation, lack of innovation, and potential abuse of power by those in these positions. This proposal aims to establish a fixed term length, thereby cultivating more diverse thinking and stimulating the regular introduction of fresh insights and enthusiasm. The expected result is a governance structure that is both more agile and aligned, reflecting the changing wants and needs of the Decentraland community.

7 Comments

daoAug 15, 2023

Implementing Tenure Restrictions for DAO Committee Members This proposal is now in status: REJECTED. Voting Results: * Yes 4% 511,913 VP (16 votes) * No 92% 9,678,498 VP (50 votes) * Abstain 4% 506,600 VP (1 votes)

EibrielAug 10, 2023

Voting **No**, I feel the proposal is too broad, would be nice to know about the specifics: - What are those Committees specifically? - What happens when the Committee already has a time limit? - How each specific committee will benefit from this proposal?

TheGoldGuyAug 09, 2023

I value all of your insights and comments. For those who voted 'no,' please share your opinions, otherwise, it didn't count. :) #humor ...

Existential14Aug 09, 2023

Can we make it like an election where they can possible run another term but have to go through the process with others, if there are others that apply? You know, come on let's have full blown political campaigns and everything. (Sorry, joking there). My vote is yes but I think there should be the opportunity for them to continue especially if they have been doing a good job but no one should ever have eternity in a position even if it can go to a vote for removal. IMO.

TheGoldGuyAug 08, 2023

This proposal primarily focuses on leadership roles rather than the job itself. To some, it may represent a position of leadership.

dogmanAug 08, 2023

voting no. we only need to replace committee members if they are not fulfilling their duties

friskybumblebeeAug 08, 2023

Voted No, I'm a firm believer that if we have great talent, we should retain them. Especially dealing with large amounts of funds. However, I do agree more committee slots should be open to increase diversity. We have exceptional talent in this community spanning across the globe, and they should be given an opportunity to serve in a committee seat.