HIP: # 50
title: Clarify which of Proof of Humanity Telegram group belongs to the DAO
author: Ludoviko.eth, V4len.eth
status: Phase 3
created: 2022-07-14
Simple Summary
This proposal looks to clarify the origins and support that comes from the Proof of Humanity DAO.
Abstract
The proposals looks to change the links to the Telegram Groups that are currently supported by the DAO.
Motivation
The motivation is related to the confusion related to which group belongs to the dao, given that in a post in the group of Proof of Humanity in Spanish, there was a statement that the Group was property of Kleros Cooperative. Reference: Telegram: Contact @proofofhumanityenespanol see screen capture at the bottom of this text.
Specification
Change to the official comm channels including the front-end maintained by the dao to the following Address in Telegram:
And the following Twitter accounts: @pohDAO @pohDAOenespanol
To avoid further confusion, other front-ends, social media or communication channels should, in good-faith, attain to this HIP as the will of the DAO to designate itâs official channels.
The administation of the twitter accounts, are going to follow the indications what humans voted on this [POLL] where the comunnity voted and choose the opcion âCâ.
I see the proposal being put to vote without addressing any of these concerns. Itâs definitely being rushed, and thatâs detrimental to the DAO.
For example:
Who will be the owner of these telegram groups?
Will we be able to vote on the admins or moderators?
How can someone that wants to help with the Twitter account might be able to join?
Why not add these groups and keep the other groups as well?
Another detail:
âChange to the official comm channels including the front-end maintained by the dao to the following Address in Telegram:â
Currently the only front-end is maintained by Kleros. Wouldnât it be better if each party hosting and maintained front-ends could decide which telegram groups / twitter accounts they can point to?
i think that when this hip be accepted, the community can determinate this questions. The hip proposes clarify wich telegram groups and twitter accounts belong to poh dao. Not exacly how gonna be moderated. After the phase 2, we add a explain of how twitter can be moderated, and the community voted.
What if the community arrives to a solution that does not work, like HIP-16? Should we trust blindingly that a solution will work, after we did not find a way to do it for one year?
I disagree with this path. I believe first we need to find a way to manage the groups/accounts that we are all happy with, and then make them official*. Otherwise we risk making groups that are not managed properly or that do not represent the DAO the âofficial onesâ.
(*If we really want to have official groups. I donât think itâs a good idea, but thatâs another topic)
I donât understand this part. Can you expand on it please?
How can someone that wants to help with the Twitter account might be able to join?
the group gonna be gobernated by the dao, everone can upload a poll on snapshot unofficial, and the group need to respond on that. Telegram dont permit decentraliced all, this is the best way that we have. First, having the control of the group (like a dao), and dont depend of the kleros coop.
this:
and if someone wants to helo with twitter account, just can send the idea or whatever was, on the channels. The community gonna vote.
Was posted on the pOH channel, and governance channel. The proposal was there to be voted. And on the groups to be debating.
The option voted was the C, what itâs conformed 50/50 by the option a and b. The option a, say, that the admins can be voted. So, the option c, can follow the same of a.
Sorry, which channels? Did you post it in English as well or only Spanish* speakers were polled? (*The HIP aims to rule on the official English channels as well)
And to answer myself: it was not posted in the forum, where I believe it would be more relevant.
You mentioned that there was a debate, but my questions and objections on Phase 2 here and here were not addressed, and I have the impression more people were expecting an answer to be able to form a proper opinion about the HIP.
I understand, so if I got it right only in case of âfaltas gravesâ we can put to vote a decision on Telegram to remove the current admins. And then we would be able to choose new ones, but the current ones will not be voted, right? Why is that?
Shouldnât you start with voting if you want to be democratic?
I would like to add that a poll about one of the groups mentioned (with 54 votes / roughly 20% of the group) inquiring people about how they feel about the management of the group had the results shown below. I would have expected a higher satisfaction rate from a new group that aims to be more representative of the DAO, and that probably has a significant amount of people that agree with each other.
Replying to the reply done in the wrong thread here:
The @proofofhumanityDAOes group is owned by a democratically elected Mission Board Member which has commited himself to attain to the rules of the DAO, and this includes relinquishing ownership if PoH DAO decides so. @proofofhumanityDAOen is currently transitioning and will follow the same model than DAO es. All of this violent takeover happened very suddenly so there are reasons enough to needing time for organizing the group. Our trajectory as mods in the groups are proof enough of our commitment for the DAO.
Over the course of the 3 days after the takeover of the group, Clement warned 36 times Ő 3 warns is a ban) banned 10 people and Jeanpz warned 5 times in 3 days; To put that into context, in more than 7 months I warned 47 times and never banned anyone, other than the common scammers that regularly appeared posting links or referrals. None of my bans were political in nature.
A closed-door election by the Mission Board Members was summoned to select the next moderator that would be âmore neutralâ. This is not an action specified in any of the HIPs that define the power scope of a Mission Board Member. It was decided by alleged unanimity that the next moderator would be âRubenâ (remember Telegram: Contact @proofofhumanityenespanol). The selection was announced on June
27th Telegram: Contact @proofofhumanityenespanol here the announcement.
In the following days and up to this day, the new DAO recognized and independent groups receives repeated legitimacy attacks by Klerosâ mission board members, seeding doubt about the legitimacy of the group. Some examples: Telegram: Contact @proofofhumanityenespanol Telegram: Contact @proofofhumanityenespanol Telegram: Contact @proofofhumanityenespanol
A new proposal, HIP-50 is created to guarantee the legitimacy of the new groups.
Again, this initiative is attacked.
In case a moderator or admin believes that a ban was unwarranted, he can make a poll in the admin group.
This poll needs to last 1h before any decision is implemented.
If some board members voted, the result of the poll is determined by board members.
If no board members voted, the result of the poll is determined by moderators.
Ties lead to unbanning.
After 1h, the result can be implemented, if the results change after that, the new result can be implemented.
None of those bans were cancelled by the mission board (so there is no evidence of wrong banning), including your own for making a troll account. Itâs easy to go violate the rules and push your follower to do so and then complain about bans.
The selection of mode is done by the mission board as voted there.
Mission board members can vote to add/remove moderators. This requires a strict majority of a 1 day poll to add moderators. A tie is enough to remove a moderator.
Also you havenât answered on who owns the Twitter accounts.
Here it looks like the proposal creator after having removed board members administration right in the main channels and gotten himself removed after that is trying to get back control of them by asking the DAO to declare legitimate the channels that he himself owns and administer.
This has since been removed and the password was reset.
So it looks like the authors after illegally getting access to the main Twitter account but failed to keep it are trying to get the DAO to bless their accounts.
Why not organize the groups first, and rush the HIPs instead?
With HIP-16 (which you authored), there was a gridlock because the HIP could not be implemented, because the authors (you included) did not pursue its implementation to completion. (It looks like you expected someone else to do that for you: Telegram: Contact @proofofhumanityenespanol).
Why donât you take ownership of this failure, fix it, before promoting another HIP regarding Telegram groups?
And why should we expect that these groups and channels will be properly managed by you this time? Itâs very clear that you have your own personal agenda (also promoter of HIP-49 the change of arbitrator youâve been pushing with your inflammatory rhetoric for a long time), and you did not relinquish your position as the sole active admin of the POH ES group for almost one year after NOT being voted.
You actually used HIP-16 as a bureaucratic barrier and even deleted a poll about adding new mods (which is something that is not regulated in the HIP, clearly an overreach, the poll could for example not be implemented instead of deleted).
Are we voting for another bureaucratic tragedy? Did we not learn with HIP-16?
Not only that, but youâve been moving to remove Mission Board members or asking for an interim election to elect a new one - which I suppose you think would elect you this time.
I personally welcome people to create all groups they want, and moderate them according to their preferences. What doesnât make sense is to use the Governance of the DAO to try to legitimize something that in the eyes of many is not legitimate. The elections so far are demonstrating that.
Youâve also argued that you were âspeaking on behalf of the DAOâ on HIP-48 and HIP-49, and both ended up being rejected. So itâs very clear to me that when you believe you are speaking on behalf of the DAO, like when you argue that groups administered by you are âmanaged by the DAOâ we have plenty of reasons to be skeptical.
Juanu said something quite important today
He said we ought to legĂtimate which channels represent the DAO.
Thats not officializing. Neither is choosing only one group.