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Increasing XP Award to 250 XP for Succesful CORE AGIPs

0xfFea…30a0·ended 2y ago·LOW RISK
Voters
444
GHST voted
9.73M
≈$429.7K
Token price
$0.04

AI summary

This proposal suggests increasing the experience points (XP) awarded to Aavegotchi contributors for successfully passing CORE Aavegotchi Improvement Proposals (AGIPs). The XP award would rise from the current amount (not specified in the proposal, but implied to be lower) to 250 XP per successful proposal. To prevent abuse, only one Aavegotchi can be awarded XP per contributor per proposal, with a maximum of five Aavegotchis/contributors receiving XP for any single proposal.

Impact

If this proposal passes, contributors who successfully shepherd CORE AGIPs through the governance process will receive more XP, potentially incentivizing more participation and higher quality proposals. This benefits active community members and could lead to more robust development within the Aavegotchi ecosystem. There are no clear losers, but the increased XP could slightly devalue existing XP if not balanced by other factors.

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Voting results

Quorum
9.73M / 9.00M GHST(108%)
✓ Quorum met
Yes6.66M (68.4%)
No3.07M (31.6%)
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Original markdown · Aavegotchi

Author: Fantasma (7472) / Dr. Wagmi (16635) Quorum requirement: 20% (9M) Vote duration: 14 days Link to Discord thread: https://discord.com/channels/732491344970383370/1255979420204924970

We propose this model after nearly succesful attempt at raising the award to 500xp without certain limitations (that are now introduced) as well as certain boundaries, in order to strike the right balance between stimulating the creation of new and thoughtful props, while preventing abuse and exploit attempts on the XP award system.

Note that this prop does not suggest changes to 'sigprop' awards.

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