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Proposal for committee to create 6x new *REFUND* workers

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litepresence:
I really like the general model prescribed here.

It might be that workers in general could be better received by the voting community if they were not put out there like trillion dollar US government "defense authorization acts" where voting is all or nothing.   

The way thing have seemed up until now... its either you want to vote for "core team budget" yea/nay or "dexbot budget" yea/nay... and perhaps you want some of the things core is doing to be funded or some of the things dexbot is doing to be funded.... but you don't agree with the whole package.  Not to single out any line item, but maybe you don't want to support dev travel to blockchain events for example.  The all or nothing packaging of the workers tends to turn ala carte items into what is perceived as dependent political pork riders.    Perhaps, a better model would be employment of individuals for 6 month contracts instead of teams.   Or funding of distinct projects or subcategories of dev - instead of all or none dev offerings.   I think voters prefer this level of control which avoids a sense of perceived "pork" which ultimately ends chaotically as a "poison pill" amendment wrecks an ongoing otherwise helpful worker offering.



--- Quote ---Rider (legislation)

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abit:

--- Quote from: blockchained on December 31, 2019, 03:59:53 pm ---Could you explain where money from **refund100k** worker goes?

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It returns to the reserve pool automatically. Just like refund400k.

blockchained:
Could you explain where money from **refund100k** worker goes?

xeroc:

--- Quote from: Bangzi on April 12, 2019, 02:47:22 am ---
--- Quote from: xeroc on January 10, 2019, 12:08:16 pm ---
On a side node: The same proposal also creates a worker "threshold-bsip" which refunds 1 BTS per day.
The purpose is to have an independent worker proposal to consider BSIPs approved. There will be a separate
announcement to this one.

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Any update for "threshold-bsip"? The worker proposal is listed but seems like committee members not aware of this and not many proxies vote for it, only 16,024,026 Votes so far.

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Technically, we would first need to write a BSIP that describes the behavior and reasoning behind it ... then get that proposal approved like usual.
Until then, the worker is pretty much meaning-less.

The BSIP should be written before and at the same time a new BSIP is published for voting.

Bangzi:

--- Quote from: xeroc on January 10, 2019, 12:08:16 pm ---
On a side node: The same proposal also creates a worker "threshold-bsip" which refunds 1 BTS per day.
The purpose is to have an independent worker proposal to consider BSIPs approved. There will be a separate
announcement to this one.

--- End quote ---

Any update for "threshold-bsip"? The worker proposal is listed but seems like committee members not aware of this and not many proxies vote for it, only 16,024,026 Votes so far.

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