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Designing and operating the reporting and information function

0xF92F…37B4·ended 1y ago·Discussion ↗·MEDIUM RISK
Voters
4,963
ARB voted
124.83M
≈$9.78M
Token price
$0.08

AI summary

This proposal aims to establish a dedicated Reporting and Information function for the Arbitrum DAO to improve transparency and track the performance of its initiatives. Currently, the DAO lacks consistent reporting processes, making it difficult to monitor the 40+ initiatives that have passed. The new function will create a centralized system for documenting and distributing data to stakeholders, ensuring better visibility into how the DAO's funds are being utilized.

Impact

If passed, the DAO will allocate a maximum of $263,260 to fund this function for up to 12 months, including four months of backpay for the team. This will benefit delegates and the community by providing clearer insights into DAO operations and initiative progress. The proposal names Alex Lumley and Lumen of PowerHouse as key team members. There are no clear losers, but the treasury will incur this cost.

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Voting results

For, More Salary - no bonusa1.50M (1.2%)
For: Less Salary - more bonus218.91K (0.2%)
Against106.84M (85.6%)
Abstain16.28M (13.0%)
124.83M ARB · ≈$9.78M · 4963 votersblock 279620105

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Original markdown · Arbitrum

Please see the forum link for the full proposal. https://forum.arbitrum.foundation/t/designing-and-operating-the-reporting-and-information-function/27609

TLDR:

  • Overview: The DAO has existed for 18 months, total expenditures of 425M ARB with 40+ initiatives that have passed Tally; and only in the last three months did we create a single list with the live initiatives. We can do better.
  • Still, reporting has had inconsistent processes, making it difficult to see all the initiatives, let alone determine relative performance.
  • This pr…

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