That’s not a fair comparison. If SeedGov were paying themselves as if they were a delegate participating in the DIP, then it would be a fair comparison. But there’s a reason why SeedGov is not scoring themselves on the DIP criteria, right?
But my main issue is regarding the fragmentation of delegate information across several platforms (Snapshot, Tally, Karma, and now Curia) without that information being onchain (and no, not behind an API) and publicly accessible to everyone else, so that it is truly composable.
That’s why I commented in this other post with