The proposal indeed serves as a solid foundation for the Arbitrum ecosystem, and it is great to see the community engaged and asking important questions. We share the same concerns as 0xMonke from ZigZag Labs and would like to emphasize the following points:
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Ensuring transparency and alignment with ARBI token holders’ wishes for Special Grants issued by The Arbitrum Foundation is crucial. We understand that not going through the formal process is less time-consuming, but how will you ensure proper allocation of funds? Will there be a maximum limit per grant, or will it be determined later? It would be helpful to have more information on the mechanisms that will be put in place to guarantee transparency and community involvement in the decision-making process.
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The role of the Security Council in emergency actions is essential. We agree that emergency actions should only be used when there is a real emergency. How will you ensure transparency to the community in these situations? Please provide more context on the types of situations warranting emergency actions and the procedures the Security Council would follow to maintain transparency.
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Tally.xyz is currently the initial on-chain voting platform for the AIP process. We are interested in knowing if there are plans to review or potentially change this platform in the future. We believe that if the community wants to explore alternative platforms instead of Tally, it could be done through a governance vote, allowing the community to decide on the most suitable option.
We believe that addressing these questions will strengthen the proposal and provide the necessary transparency and confidence for the community. We look forward to hearing more about the team’s thoughts on these matters.
Best regards,
Bristol Blockchain