As per @Entropy’s post, the SOS submission period has officially closed, and the feedback period is underway until April 30th.
As L2BEAT, we have decided to host and facilitate a series of open-to-attend calls over the next 2 weeks to discuss all SOS submissions with the people submitting and other delegates and stakeholders.
We tried scheduling calls at different times to facilitate all the different time zones, and we’re coordinating with SOS authors to schedule them in so everyone knows ahead of time which SOS submission we’ll be discussing at each call.
The calls are already in the DAO’s calendar as follows:
Monday (14/4) - 16:00 UTC with @tnorm (Recording)
Wednesday (16/4) - 14:00 UTC with @Cole_404 (Recording unfortunately not available)
Tuesday (22/4) - 14:00 UTC with @Entropy (Recording)
Wednesday (23/4) - 13:00 UTC with @Gabriel and @TempeTechie (Recording)
Friday (25/4) - 16:00 UTC with @Juanrah and @0xDonPepe (Recording)
Monday (28/4) - 15:00 UTC with @SEEDGov (Recording)
Wednesday (30/4) - 14:00 UTC with @dragonawr (Recording Part 1 & Part 2)
Friday (2/5) - 13:00 UTC with A.J and Steven from Offchain Labs (Recording)
Monday (5/5) - 15:00 UTC with Patrick from Arbitrum Foundation (Recording)
The call that was scheduled for Friday, 18th of April, was cancelled due to the Good Friday holiday, and the call that was scheduled for Monday, 21st of April, was moved to Tuesday due to Easter Monday.
We’ll schedule a separate session to better cater for Asian timezones - more info soon on that.
Past SOS Discussion
On March 20th, we repurposed our (L2BEAT’s) office hours call to discussTempeTechie SOS submission. You can find the link to the recording here.
On April 10th, we repurposed our (L2BEAT’s) office hours call to discuss MaxLomu SOS submission. You can find the link to the recording here.
Important Note
As an experiment, we will not be using Google Meet for these calls, but rather Huddle01, a protocol built on Arbitrum. This can also serve as a small pilot for @paulofonseca’s proposal to use Huddle01 as the go-to software for DAO calls.