estmcmxci
commented
2 months ago @Arachnid, we're still drafting this proposal and will be posting updates on the forum soon. This proposal will tentatively be EP 5.15.
Closed agora-gov-bot closed 4 weeks ago
estmcmxci
commented
2 months ago @Arachnid, we're still drafting this proposal and will be posting updates on the forum soon. This proposal will tentatively be EP 5.15.
gskril
commented
4 weeks ago Closed via #305 and #326
Abstract
The proposal threshold for propose new executable ENS proposals is high, and rightly so. ENS is one of the most popular DAOs and community in the Web3 community and keeping the quality bar of proposals to the highest standard is very important. However, ENS also has the treasury and the desire to expand the community and make proposing easier and more accessible to enable more builders to come and build in ENS.
Agora proposes adding the functionality of the ProposalBond to the ENS DAO Governor that would allow a proposer to propose with a lower threshold, and then the community could vote [For, Against, Against No Return,Abstain]. If the weight of Against No Return > Against, then the proposer does not get their bond back and the proposal does not pass.
Specification
A discussion in the DAO Meta-Gov working group titled: Seeking Feedback: ENS Governor Upgrade to make proposing more accessible, Agora proposed the following PR on the ENS Governor: Proposal Bond Pull Request which outlines the code needed to make this change happen.
Since the time of that PR and during the follow up discussions, the community has asked for the following additions:
Agora is committed to building public goods and is already working closely with OpenZeppelin to bring innovations of Agora's Governor into OZ Governance Core.
Given that the proposal threshold of this new functionality will be the most important piece, there is a general consensus in the discussion group that 1,000 ENS is the right initial value. This parameter can later be set governance and moved up and down as we see fit.
Voting
We are putting this to a simple, for/again/abstain vote
Next Steps
Should the vote pass, we will be closing out the implementation, working with the ENS Security Council to chose auditors for the changes, and then putting up an executable vote to
setImplementationof a new governor, with these changes once the code has been approved and reviewed by the security council.Success Criteria
For this social proposal to pass, the following quorum and voting requirements must be met:
Quorum: The proposal must receive a minimum of 1% of the total supply of $ENS (1 million votes) in the form of "Yes" and "Abstain" votes combined. "No" votes do not count towards quorum.
Approval: Once the quorum is reached, the proposal requires a simple majority (>50%) of "Yes" votes among the "Yes" and "No" votes to pass. "Abstain" votes do not count towards the approval calculation.