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anomalies in the 201801 budget / reward process #306
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If I knew which issue had the highest reward, I would start there. But I don't see it as a good use of my time to review them all or even pick randomly. |
I'm refreshing the data in the SQL webapp in order to review anomalies here. I'm running into integrity constraints: not all the voters an workers are collaborators in this repo:
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Using the SQL webapp from #260, I get
This seems reasonably well in order to me, though I hope others will look more closely at #100, #150, #215, #220. p.s.
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On #156 (rchain.coop) some good remarks on the design, and progression for the designer and myself, don't know what budget has been settled for his work |
@kaeycee has been very active and produced quality work and I think he deserves a bonus on top of the award amount |
@jimscarver pointer to the quality work? H J can adjust rewards on a per issue basis. But I'd rather not get into ad-hoc bonuses. |
I don't know when I'll have time to go over all the details. As the gov
working group evolved he did major updates to the scope document several
times. Any I saw significant comtribution all over the place. Nickel and
diming our members is not a productive activity in my view. I do not see
how the reward could be considered excessive given the dedication show. It
is an insult in my view. I do agree we need to do oversight but I do not
think any reward system will be fair to everyone and we ought consider
bonuses rather than enabling people to nit pick the rewards for those they
may not like or appreciate.
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@jimscarver <https://github.com/jimscarver> pointer to the quality work?
H J can adjust rewards on a per issue basis. But I'd rather not get into
ad-hoc bonuses.
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@jim u are right. keaycee is dedicated and produces quality work. I checked it up and it is not bad at all. |
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A pointer to a relevant issue (#133) is all I asked for. Surely looking it up would have taken less time than the rest of your comment. :) |
Regarding issue (#133) - Large portions of the document "SCOPE OF THE GOVERNANCE WORKING GROUP" are copied from other sources without Citation or Attribution. |
Adding references is something we need for the finished document. That the
document is not finished does not take away from the significant editing
done. That someone took the responsibility for the document is rare and
ought not be discouraged.
Yes Dan, I should have found the issue number yes kaecee has been active
everywhere and I certainly cannot investigate all the issues and doubt we
can get everyone he DMed with to validate every little thing.
But my intent was to object to the process here and vote against changing
his reward based on incomplete information. I get the feeling this is an
attack on a system that is working very well considering there is no
perfect solution. I agree we need to police ourselves with respect to
future rewards to whom we might consider bad actors but unless the reward
exceeds a living wage greatly we need to take responsibility ourselves for
the error, if any and not put our valuable contributors on trial. I believe
it sets a bad president.
The system is transparent providing for oversight by the membership and
coop management. One person being able to challenge another's reward and
divert all this coop energy to the issue seems a total waste of time making
a simple system highly complex while making all our members vulnerable. We
need to accept imperfection and correct for it in the future.
The value a member produces is highly subjective. Onboarding people I
encourage them to comment in the issue they are engaged with. Is agreeing
with a position not a contribution? Comments reporting work product may be
more valuable than others and mopbody is suggesting otherwise. The comment
1% as I understand it intention is simply recognising engagement in the
issue and the value of their time.
I would not object to increasing the reward showing to thew world that
rchain rewards contributors with heart rather than bureaucratic
insensitivity.
Sorry for hijacking this issue. The compensation committee is where we
ought have a consensus before putting members on trial. The system is
working well enough and may be continually improved without nit picking
rhoc expenditures that cost us nothing in the first place.
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This is done to my satisfaction. |
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