Once again, you are distorting the truth, we always stopped discussions on forums during a vote, this is a custom. If you feel we should add it into forum rules then sure, we can add them via a vote.
Glad to see you behave openly as you do privately.
Delusional 101 bubble popping:
We need to have new signers for efficient ops (smaller MS will help too)
We need to accelerate on decentralisation (you have offered 0 solution on this front)
Once again youâre accusing me of something youâre doing here.
Moreover, this kind of impulsive answer is not only going against the code of conduct you mentioned above, but itâs also showing you donât actually verify before posting something.
Most of the forum posts topics are still open (as they should):
Thatâs a weird definition of âalwaysâ. In fact you mainly closed the most controversial ones. Anyway thanks for demonstrating how unreliable your words can be sometimes.
The full detail is available here for anyone interested in verifying, forum admins can abuse their power to censor but luckily they shouldnât be able to alterate dates even if trying to close it all now.
No I donât think this should be added in the rules, I only request you to stop censoring & altering the governance forum please.
Community members should have the ability to access/comment previous proposals if needed, makes no sense to close it and even less to delete a comment going against your proposal during the vote.
What ? Are you upset I didnât answer your msg justifying the censor by âI had to moderate the forum, hereâs your reply, post it back elsewhere unrelated if you wantâ ?
Wondering what you expected me to say/react tbh
So letâs recap:
You posted a PIP about redesigning governance, which received feedback to be updated so you turned the initial PIP into a âresearch postâ, this one. (the poll you took as a screenshot is the one from the research post, not PIP-23)
You reposted another proposal (PIP-23), which received less participation on the poll, as well as other feedback to update the proposal.
Among the 8 votes on the PIP-23 poll are team members (4/6 votes for) while other votes were 1 rework & 1 abstain from two delegates. I donât call this a consensus sorry.
You answered aggressively to my first feedback asking more details, so I spent my morning to write an answer justifying my revote work
You deleted my 2nd comment & sent it in my dm (instead of directly reposting it elsewhere if you really wanted to), closed the post so I couldnât repost & voted 5 min after me to make sure it would be approved.
Now youâre using the poll of another proposal to try justifying PIP-23 approval
& youâre the one accusing me of distorting the truth, insane.
The poll is quite reflective of the actual snapshot vote btw (67% of voters approving on poll are team members / 88% of the voting power approving PIP-23 are also team members)
âIâm not your dogâ is what youâd have got as an answer if I replied to your dm.
If you really didnât wanted to censor me, you would have at least reposted it directly so that people/delegates who didnât voted yet can see my feedback & justification.
It would have been faster for you to just copy/paste on the forum directly rather than copy & go to discord to send it in dm, especially as I have less available time lately so chances that I miss it before the end of the vote were high & you knew it.
Finally I posted my reply in the appropriate thread as it was a feedback for the PIP-23, you just decided otherwise.
Iâm one of the most active & valuable contributors even if you donât like it, but if you continue to behave like this, Iâll stop at some point indeed (which seems to be your goal)
What you did on the last vote is extremely serious (details above) so Iâm not trying to disrupt anything, just trying to do my delegate role correctly.
You have no excuses here & should be ashamed of your actions.
Weâve totally lost track with the actual discussion on governance redesign, which is the only thing that should matter in this thread. If you have a problem with other things, please open another thread.