As you may know, we proposed dotreasury and finished our work for M1. Check post 352 for the proposal discussions and here for our M1 report. We hope you like our work and now we are proposing the dotreasury M2.
It will be similar with account system of polkassembly.
It's common that one project have support from several proposals. So it's not enough to just comment on one proposal or tip. We should get to know the funded projects and comment them from a higher view.
In the detail page, there will be descriptions about:
Some consultant work maybe involved for this. I may ask questions to some beneficiaries and councilors.
Mainly in the expense detail pages and project detail pages. Remarks may come from:
Only burnt records list, no need to show the detail.
We will show it like 20% from gas, 30% from slash, etc. Maybe a doughnut chart will be shown.
Mainly solve problems we mentioned in our M1 report.
Cost for M1 can be checked here, and the time is a little tight for us.
Considering our experience of M1 and the upcoming China spring festival, we want to decide the time to be 1.25 months. 3 developers, 1 designer and 1 operation intern will work on this M2, but we will not request cost for the operation intern.
So the cost list will be:
Take KSM price as $70, so the KSM expense: ($29375 + $800 + $500) / $70 = 438KSM
Output:
What's your next plans?
You can see our rough milestones here. Though there maybe small changes, our final target is to introduce retrospect mechanism to current treasury workflow. In the future, we aim to build a reputation system for treasury participators. Of course, we will do it cautiously.
What's your plan to integrate polkadot?
Our plan is after M2.
Some other possible questions can still be seen here.
We are OpenSquare team, dedicated to facilitate the collaboration between projects and developers.
Dotreasury is a website that helps people see how Kusama's treasury fund is being used. They are proposing new features for M2.
The new features include an account system, a funded projects list and detail page, remarks support, burnt records, treasury income distribution, and polishing previous work.
The cost for M2 will be $29,375 and will take 1.25 months to complete with 3 developers and 1 designer working on it.
In the future, they plan to introduce a retrospect mechanism to the current treasury workflow and build a reputation system for treasury participators.
Dotreasury is made by the OpenSquare team who wants to help people collaborate better between projects and developers.