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Show Notes: -In depth discussion of The EOS User Agreement written by EOS New York. -Referendum link: https://bloks.io/vote/referendums/eos... -Initial expectations from the initial constitution -How we got to this point in feeling it necessary to need a new set of operating guidelines. -Motivations for writing the EUA -Influences of Dan Larimer’s “intent of code is law” on the EUA proposal. -Important ideas in the EUA that need to be more understood and explained to the community. -Noteable components not necessary in the EUA: referendum, base layer arbitration, voting thresholds -Questioning the necessity of needing 15% threshold to change the governing document. -Voting incentives & pressures active in the interim constitution and how the EUA removes those pressures. Image timestamp approximation: Related Links: EOS Titan Voting Heatmap: https://eostitan.com/heatmap

Panelists: NAME & Organization Ashe Oro | FreedomProxy Zane Whitener | FreedomProxy Myles Snider | Aurora EOS Luke Stokes | eosDAC Michael Yeates | eosDAC Show Notes: What does DAC and DAO stand for? - Decentralized Autonomous Community (DAC) - Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) - Introductions and how the panelists first became involved in the DAC space. - How DACs can increase transparency, promote accountability and add security - Relating how DACs are like owning "shares" in your community and having an influence based on how many shares you own. - Brainstormed ways how a DAC might not succeed. - Discussed the eosDAC token distribution and if the team would change how the distribution occurred. - Larger future impacts of DACs - Which communities do you see likely to adopt a DAC structure? Help eosDAC get 15% voter turnout at https://members.eosdac.io/

Sponsored by FreedomProxy (www.FreedomProxy.org) - Contributions of each panelist to the EOS Referendum - Backstory of the referendum design process including early coding struggles, how to read/store the votes and how to display them. - To control spam proposals using a fee or filtering versus letting all proposals be included. - Existence of many custom voter interfaces that can display filtered and curated proposals instead of all of them. - On chain comments attached to your vote. - Override voting feature: Proxy users can individually vote for yourself on individual ideas while staying proxied. - Abstaining from a vote while still counting towards the 15% total. - Suggestion to enforcement to referendums in case BPs don’t execute them. Counterpoint: why change DPOS consensus away from 15/21 Block Producers since we do have the voting influence where we can vote in BPs that do execute the will of token holders and vote out those that don’t execute. - Potential downvoting of BP feature - Opinions on using inflation to build community projects. Discussed the idea of using smaller committees to guide voter approved projects. - Asked for more voter proxies and BPs to publicly vote and take stances. - Opinion polling capability by using the “Type” field to allow for simple sorting. - The importance of creating high quality referendum proposals. - - - There is no official way to craft a referendum, but Ballotcraft is one guide to assist with it Contact Info: Josh Kauffman - EOS Canada https://twitter.com/EOS_Canada Matthieu Vachon - EOS Canada https://twitter.com/EOS_Canada Daniel Keyes - EOS Nation https://twitter.com/daniel_keyes Rohan Abraham - EOS Authority https://twitter.com/eosauthority Related Links: Answers to Every Question You Have About the EOS Referendum Contract: https://www.eoscanada.com/en/answers-to-every-question-you-have-about-the-eos-referendum-contract BallotCraft: https://eos-forum.org/#/e/eos/3905653284/DOWNLOAD:_EOS_BallotCraft_Guide:_Best_Practices_for_Writing_Referendum_Proposals Places you can vote & see referendum proposals: Bloks.io: https://bloks.io/vote/referendums EOS Authority site: https://eosauthority.com/polls EOS Titan site: https://eostitan.com/proposals