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UTH | #2 DaveMcCoy
Welcome back to the People’s Guild.
This episode brings another installment of Under the Hood, the newest show under the TPG banner — hosted by @keeegs. Under the Hood takes a closer look at the inner workings of the Splinterlands DAO: how decisions form, how proposals evolve, and how the systems shaping the game’s future continue to improve.
In this conversation, Dave and Keeegs dive into the early foundation of a potential DAO constitutional framework — discussing how to protect the ecosystem, support DEC/SPS, and keep entry affordable for new players. They explore the idea of community representatives and voting delegation to better balance the needs of whales and smaller players. The discussion moves into proposal-process improvements, including draft phases, clearer communication, and how a standardized, recurring set-development contract could provide stability for both the DAO and the company.
All told, it’s a deep, detail-rich look at how the DAO, the team, and the community can continue building a healthier, more transparent governance and gameplay ecosystem.
Enjoy!
This episode brings another installment of Under the Hood, the newest show under the TPG banner — hosted by @keeegs. Under the Hood takes a closer look at the inner workings of the Splinterlands DAO: how decisions form, how proposals evolve, and how the systems shaping the game’s future continue to improve.
In this conversation, Dave and Keeegs dive into the early foundation of a potential DAO constitutional framework — discussing how to protect the ecosystem, support DEC/SPS, and keep entry affordable for new players. They explore the idea of community representatives and voting delegation to better balance the needs of whales and smaller players. The discussion moves into proposal-process improvements, including draft phases, clearer communication, and how a standardized, recurring set-development contract could provide stability for both the DAO and the company.
All told, it’s a deep, detail-rich look at how the DAO, the team, and the community can continue building a healthier, more transparent governance and gameplay ecosystem.
Enjoy!
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By The People's GuildWelcome back to the People’s Guild.
This episode brings another installment of Under the Hood, the newest show under the TPG banner — hosted by @keeegs. Under the Hood takes a closer look at the inner workings of the Splinterlands DAO: how decisions form, how proposals evolve, and how the systems shaping the game’s future continue to improve.
In this conversation, Dave and Keeegs dive into the early foundation of a potential DAO constitutional framework — discussing how to protect the ecosystem, support DEC/SPS, and keep entry affordable for new players. They explore the idea of community representatives and voting delegation to better balance the needs of whales and smaller players. The discussion moves into proposal-process improvements, including draft phases, clearer communication, and how a standardized, recurring set-development contract could provide stability for both the DAO and the company.
All told, it’s a deep, detail-rich look at how the DAO, the team, and the community can continue building a healthier, more transparent governance and gameplay ecosystem.
Enjoy!
This episode brings another installment of Under the Hood, the newest show under the TPG banner — hosted by @keeegs. Under the Hood takes a closer look at the inner workings of the Splinterlands DAO: how decisions form, how proposals evolve, and how the systems shaping the game’s future continue to improve.
In this conversation, Dave and Keeegs dive into the early foundation of a potential DAO constitutional framework — discussing how to protect the ecosystem, support DEC/SPS, and keep entry affordable for new players. They explore the idea of community representatives and voting delegation to better balance the needs of whales and smaller players. The discussion moves into proposal-process improvements, including draft phases, clearer communication, and how a standardized, recurring set-development contract could provide stability for both the DAO and the company.
All told, it’s a deep, detail-rich look at how the DAO, the team, and the community can continue building a healthier, more transparent governance and gameplay ecosystem.
Enjoy!