ec1warc1
Active member
Hello friends,
As a somewhat new member of the Dash Master Node community, I would like to thank you all for being so helpful and welcoming. I hope that my new suggestion to the system is welcome.
As I vote on these various proposals to the group, I notice that some of the proposals will be extremely difficult to measure in effectiveness, and even more importantly in whether anything was actually done in exchange for the investment.
Some proposals seem to get the YES vote because the person who creates the idea it has a reputation with the community, and that is a great thing. Reputation goes a long way. Even so, how can we be certain that anything was done once the payment has been made.
Other proposals get the thumbs up because of enthusiasm on the idea, but again, can be extremely difficult to verify that anything was done in exchange for the investment.
Some proposals seem to ask for money - even though they are doing the same thing for all other coins for free! And yet, out of enthusiasm, they get lots of yes votes so we are not excluded.
One person claims to have put together a "team of seven" but does not name anyone in the group, and so far is getting mostly yes votes. I guess people really like the idea.
So here is my suggestion: PROVIDERS SHOULD CREATE DAILY REPORTS FOR WHAT THEY HAVE DONE. REPORTS CAN BE PLACED SOMEWHERE PUBLIC, like a website.
I work for a big software and consulting firm. If I bill a client for any task, I MUST create a report, else the client has the right to say that nothing was done. It is a pain in the neck, but I absolutely understand the need for it.
We are PRE-PAYING for services that MAY NEVER GET DONE. No reporting? Seriously?
Now, for some services, like creating videos, the VIDEO IS THE REPORT. The result is so obvious. But for most of this other stuff, I would demand a report from the provider.
Even core developers could and should be reporting on their progress to the MN community.
Take a trip to London paid for by Dash? Great! Report on it. Why not?
Why not create a report website and ask our providers to fill it out daily and let us know what they have done?
I don't know, maybe this already exists and I just don't know about it.
What do you think?
As a somewhat new member of the Dash Master Node community, I would like to thank you all for being so helpful and welcoming. I hope that my new suggestion to the system is welcome.
As I vote on these various proposals to the group, I notice that some of the proposals will be extremely difficult to measure in effectiveness, and even more importantly in whether anything was actually done in exchange for the investment.
Some proposals seem to get the YES vote because the person who creates the idea it has a reputation with the community, and that is a great thing. Reputation goes a long way. Even so, how can we be certain that anything was done once the payment has been made.
Other proposals get the thumbs up because of enthusiasm on the idea, but again, can be extremely difficult to verify that anything was done in exchange for the investment.
Some proposals seem to ask for money - even though they are doing the same thing for all other coins for free! And yet, out of enthusiasm, they get lots of yes votes so we are not excluded.
One person claims to have put together a "team of seven" but does not name anyone in the group, and so far is getting mostly yes votes. I guess people really like the idea.
So here is my suggestion: PROVIDERS SHOULD CREATE DAILY REPORTS FOR WHAT THEY HAVE DONE. REPORTS CAN BE PLACED SOMEWHERE PUBLIC, like a website.
I work for a big software and consulting firm. If I bill a client for any task, I MUST create a report, else the client has the right to say that nothing was done. It is a pain in the neck, but I absolutely understand the need for it.
We are PRE-PAYING for services that MAY NEVER GET DONE. No reporting? Seriously?
Now, for some services, like creating videos, the VIDEO IS THE REPORT. The result is so obvious. But for most of this other stuff, I would demand a report from the provider.
Even core developers could and should be reporting on their progress to the MN community.
Take a trip to London paid for by Dash? Great! Report on it. Why not?
Why not create a report website and ask our providers to fill it out daily and let us know what they have done?
I don't know, maybe this already exists and I just don't know about it.
What do you think?