With RMRK Team's efforts ramping up and an increased workload the Foundation, I find that I can no longer adequately perform due diligence on proposals and discussions pertaining to the networks, and have decided to withdraw my candidacy. Effective immediately, I am leaving the Kusama and Polkadot Council, as I…
As promised, what follows is my regular councilor activity transparency report. This report details votes cast and discussions participated in from Nov 13th to Nov 23rd.
As promised, what follows is my regular councilor activity transparency report. This report details votes cast and discussions participated in from Nov 5th to Nov 13th.
As promised, what follows is my regular councilor activity transparency report. This report details votes cast and discussions participated in from Nov 2nd to Nov 5th.
As promised, what follows is my regular councilor activity transparency report. This report details votes cast and discussions participated in from Oct 27th to Nov 2nd.
As promised, here's my regular transparency report concerning my actions as Polkadot and Kusama Council member. Previous posts can be found here.
As promised in my candidacy post, here's my participation report in Council and Democracy related activities on Kusama. BetProtocol recently submitted a pre-proposal for an on-chain eSports betting app. They provided a detailed PDF, and opened a discussion on Polkassembly. My feedback with more questions is in the Polkassembly thread.
Polkadot, the next generation blockchain infrastructure layer, is live and in full swing, with its crazy cousin Kusama leading the way in innovation and risk-taking.
As chains with built-in governance - meaning the tokenholders can decide the fate of the chain with auto-enacting proposals - Polkadot and Kusama are challenging the idea of blockchain immutability and code as law. They value governance consensus first, everything else second.
As the technical education team at Web3 Foundation, it is our duty to push the envelope with interesting proofs of concept in order to entice other developers to follow suit and build interesting experiments of their own. With that in mind, we're building Chirp - a Twitter clone on Kusama which under…