Following up on the conversation and comment posted in the previous post, the latest version of our proposal to Gitcoin can be found here GitcoinGrants - Google Docs
@Ap0ll0517 posted a nice summary on why we are taking this approach
Generally we suggest that projects which already have an active Gitcoin Grants page to continue with their existing applications until Gitcoin raises any objections. Projects which are using the Bankless brand are more susceptible to be flagged by the gitcoin review team and hence would benefit from a common grants page
Next Steps
Unless there are any major objections to the text, we suggest that the text be sent to gitcoin review team. The next round starts on the 7th of Sept and they recommend all applications to be sent before the 3rd of Sept
Yes, letās ship this text
No, I have major objections (comment below)
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Distribution of Funds
Projects which go under a common grant page will have to figure out how the outcome of these funds shall be distributed. We suggest that the funds are distributed equally between all project
I voted against equal distribution because I feel like each project will have distinct requirements and financial needs. I donāt know what we should base distribution on, but itās worth exploring.
I get where you are coming from NF but I donāt think we can get this sorted before the 3rd of September, so I guess we can go ahead with the proposed plan as it is.
Thank you @Jengajojo for clarifying the questions I asked in my previous post.
By distributing equally between all projects, I guess you mean each project receives the same amount, no matter the size/impact/amount required from GC of the project.
I agree with @NFThinker that this method is not the fairest. This is why I insisted that everyone is aware of how it will be distributed before going live.
The only 100% fair way I see we could do this would be if Gitcoin allows the user to vote the percentage that they want to allocate to each project (similar to Snapshot vote).
Unless someone founds a better way, my vote goes to distributing the same amount per project for the sake of keeping things simple.
Bankless Research have been added to the Projects page - was there a discussion about this inclusion late in the process?
Also, is there any communication or explanation from Gitcoin about why the Projects grant is not in an active matching round? Did we not put it in on time, or is there another reason?
Thanks
Hi, @senad.eth can tell you a bit more about research, but the project was approved by the community separately at the same time as the gitcoin proposal was online in separate applications. @senad.eth asked us (champions of the projects which are live now) if it could be included in the gitcoin application since gitcoin only allows 1 application per DAO.