Improving Predictability in Arbitrum DAO’s Operations
AI summary
This proposal aims to improve the predictability of the Arbitrum DAO's operations by introducing guidelines for when proposals are posted for a vote. It suggests setting a specific day each week for votes to start and implementing a holiday break, which would act as a common social agreement among delegates rather than a formal change to the DAO's constitution. The goal is to reduce 'delegate fatigue' by making the voting schedule more consistent and easier to anticipate.
If passed, delegates will benefit from a more predictable voting schedule, potentially reducing the burden of constantly monitoring new proposals. This proposal does not involve any treasury allocations or direct payments, and its impact on the overall efficiency of the DAO's decision-making process cannot be fully determined without observing its implementation.
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Improving Predictability in Arbitrum DAO’s Operations
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Abstract
This proposal aims to introduce guidelines for posting proposals to a vote; primarily to reduce delegate fatigue by ensuring that Snapshot and Tally votes are posted at a regular cadence with greater predictability. Rather than formally updating the language of the Arbitrum DAO Constitution, the chosen guidelines can be seen as a common social agreement between delegates. This proposal carries no cost to the DAO, and the guidelines can be implemented by the start of August if passed through a Snapsho…