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[RFC] Governance Guardians Trial - The Shutter Knights

0x0579…4048·ended 1y ago·Discussion ↗·MEDIUM RISK
Voters
19
SHU voted
50.84M
Token price

AI summary

This proposal suggests a six-month trial of a 'Governance Guardians' program, named 'The Shutter Knights,' to improve Shutter DAO's governance efficiency. The Knights, a team of three individuals or entities, would focus on increasing participation, managing the treasury, leading technical improvements, and fostering collaboration. This initiative aims to address declining engagement, potential centralization, and concerns about treasury management within the DAO.

Impact

If passed, this proposal would introduce a new operational team responsible for key governance functions, potentially revitalizing community engagement and improving treasury management. The DAO would benefit from more structured leadership in these areas, while the 'Knights' would gain influence over strategic direction. There are no direct financial costs mentioned in this excerpt, so the immediate financial impact on the treasury is unclear.

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Voting results

Quorum
50.84M / 30.00M SHU(169%)
✓ Quorum met
Yes16.48M (32.4%)
No31.89M (62.7%)
Abstain2.46M (4.8%)
50.84M SHU · 19 votersblock 21315630

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Summary

To increase the efficiency of governance at shutterDAO, this proposal suggests hosting a trial of the Governance Guardians composed of the ‘The Shutter Knights’ who will be charged with implementing strategies to alleviate current governance challenges for the shutterDAO.


Background and Motivation

Since its inception, shutter DAO has seen steadily declining participation and an increase in potential threats posed by the lack of delegate participation, as outlined here. The lack of delegate engagement and increasing governance challenges have made it difficult to enact cr…

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