Proposal “tps-to-evaluate-rud“ (Closed)Back

Title:The Trust Protectors Should Evaluate Andreas Rud as Candidate for DCG CEO
Owner:amanda_b_johnson
One-time payment: 1 DASH (31 USD)
Completed payments: no payments occurred yet (1 month remaining)
Payment start/end: 2022-07-12 / 2022-08-11 (added on 2022-07-12)
Final voting deadline: in passed
Votes: 186 Yes / 101 No / 77 Abstain

Proposal description

Andreas Rud of Crowdnode is a


These attributes put Mr. Rud on the "short list" of candidates who ought to be evaluated for DCG CEO, don’t you think?

Please note I'm unsure whether Mr. Rud is interested in the job. I only know from an inquiry I made to trust protector Solarguy that the trust protector group has not yet considered him in their search.

Therefore, a "yes" vote on this proposal signals your agreement that the trust protectors should evaluate Andreas Rud as a candidate for DCG CEO.

Thanks.

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2 points,1 year ago
Sounds like a good candidate.

Anyway can you make more youtube videos with your sultry voice so simps will buy Dash up to number 3 in market cap again? Thanks!
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6 points,1 year ago
Kinda silly to launch a decision proposal here about a candidate evaluation without making sure there actually is such a candidate.
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7 points,1 year ago
So you're saying I should not put in my Elon 4 DCG CEO proposal
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-1 point,1 year ago
Please remind me again why we are lowering the proposal fee from 5 dash to 1 dash, when these decision proposals keep emerging with the 5 dash proposal fee. 5 dash proposal fee does not seem to form much of a barrier after all.
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2 points,1 year ago
Are you insinuating that this proposal is spam? because it's not even though it is poorly through out.
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0 points,1 year ago
No, i am not insinuating that this proposal is spam. I just think the original reasons for the lowering of the Dash proposal fee from 5 dash to 1 dash, got pretty obsolete by now. And looking at the number of decision proposals that includes the 5 dash proposal fee, i still think the 5 dash proposal fee was never the issue.
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1 point,1 year ago
We can always do better, even if we were winning, we must always strive to do better.
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2 points,1 year ago
Personally, I think the reduced fee will lead to more and better communication between and among the interested parties. More and better communication is and will be a critical part of improving our governance model.

solarguy
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5 points,1 year ago
He is not interested in this role, also, he is exactly where he needs to be, which is developing the Dash Savings account over at https://crowdnode.io/

So, far we have trusted staking via the web front-end. Recently added was the Blockchain API which implements the Swipe2Stake feature for mobile wallets (Android only) and coming real soon is the trustless MN shares, where for as little as one hundred Dash you can participate in a group masternode, completely trustlessly with no third party custodian of your coins!
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0 points,1 year ago
trustless "group masternode"?
who will hold the key to the collateral address?
how could it ever be trustless, if registering a MN requires a single 1000 Dash transaction to the collateral address?
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6 points,1 year ago
It will involve a multi-sig setup. Since this involves a lot of signatures and coordination between all signers, the minimum for this solution is 100 Dash, limiting the number of participants in a shared MN to 10. It was explained in a video by Crowdnode when they launched their first proposal.
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2 points,1 year ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJcML_3N1ME
(timestamp 6:20)
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1 point,1 year ago
TPs have to get busy filling DCG Board seats, we have a qualified Interim CEO, how about we let the TPs fix the DCG Board first?
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1 point,1 year ago
Exactly ^^^
But in the medium term, and in the long term, I think it is very common and considered best practices to keep a list of potential candidates for critical positions in any organization bigger than 10-20 people with a budget of any substantial size.

And we're definitely working on the DCG board.

solarguy
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1 point,1 year ago
Amanda knows a lot of people and obviously feels Andreas Rude has that little something extra. Only Mr. Rud can say for himself if he is interested or if he has the time to do this. I have no problems in directing the TPs to open discussion with him.
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1 point,1 year ago
Rudd not Rude. hehe.
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1 point,1 year ago
Fing spell check, grrrr!
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0 points,1 year ago
I am not even sure the Dash Trust Protectors should be involved with finding suitable candidates for Dash Core Group leadership positions in the first place.
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1 point,1 year ago
Effectively, the Trust Protectors serve as an analog to a Board of Directors overseeing Dash Core Group. We are entrusted to serve the interests of the Masternode community with regards to DCG. Would not the Masternode community, and therefore the Trust Protectors take an active interest in the people who serve in leadership positions on DCG? Until recently, there were only two people on the DCG board, Glenn and Sam. They were very much overworked and short staffed. Don't you think they could use a little help?

solarguy
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0 points,1 year ago
One could ask themself why DCG got so understaffed on the DCG board.

Anyways I am fine with the involvement of the Dash Trust Protectors in this particular situation as long as it is clear that this does not create a precedent, where all future DCG leadership positions need to go through the Dash Trust Protectors. DCG should maintain the right to select and evaluate their own leadership positions, without getting subjected to external influence.
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0 points,1 year ago
Certainly the Trust Protectors have neither the mandate, nor the desire to micromanage DCG.
solaruy
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0 points,1 year ago
Let alone evaluate those candidates. As that really part of the Dash Trust Protector's mandate ?
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