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WHO: The ChaosDAO community.
WHAT: To offer a tip to Leemo, an active member of the community, for his contributions in educating and promoting the OpenGov mechanism for on-chain decisions.
PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: Not specified.

EasyA requests reimbursement of $220,000 for hosting two in-person Polkadot hackathons at Harvard and in London, as part of their third milestone. The hackathons attracted top developers from within and beyond the Polkadot ecosystem, with over 40,000 developers brought into the ecosystem through their #60DaysOfPolkadot campaign. EasyA is committed to the long-term sustainability of the Polkadot ecosystem and has engaged with ecosystem projects to cover costs and expertise.

WHO: Proponent 12wWLUd5qMzLFGqBsMnHLVFeTuYJwuo5ygMAxuSywrBX1XSF, k-f

WHAT: Requesting a maintenance grant to maintain the GSRPC library used by more than 500 Github Go Modules until the end of 2023.

PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: $90,750 in DOT, retroactively since August 2021, until the end of 2023.

The proposal has been superseded by Referendum 207 due to the requested amount being 100 times higher than desired. Users should ignore this referendum as it would never be executed on chain. Please vote on and provide feedback for Referendum 207 instead.

Totem Kapex Parachain Team requests 2.25M USD loan from Polkadot Treasury, offering 10% of their allocation as collateral. Airdrop of 5% of maximum supply to all Aye and Nay voters if successful. Target repayment date: Month 24.

Test Transaction for Community Guide

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Polkadot Live development seeks funding for 1 full-time senior software engineer for 12 months. The engineer will report to Ross Bulat and work on the app's notifications and quick actions. The proposal requests 24,937 DOT ($100k @ $4.01 / 1 DOT) for the engineer's salary and management oversight. The deliverables include the initial release of the app for macOS and Windows and open sourcing of the codebase on Github.

Testing Referenda 

Mr / Mrs / Miss HACNArtaeeEkA34S5pBTUbHsDenJ51wrJDsp4Q2WkKiFTy7  - Why are you trolling us? 

AIRDROP.COM proposes to promote Polkadot through media buying, creation of content, and distribution of DOT through airdrop. They aim to reach 61,000 new DOT adopters. The proposal requires a budget of $300,000 and will be implemented within a timeframe of 3 months.

[Small Tipper] Referendum #84

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[Small Tipper] Referendum #82

- This referendum is part of testing another aspect of OpenGov.
- The specifics of the test cannot be revealed to avoid bias.
- The outcome of the vote is not important for the test.
- The author prefers a successful outcome to continue funding a public staking payout bot.
- For more details on a previous test, see [this link](https://kusama.polkassembly.io/post/2151).
- The community is encouraged to have fun voting.
- The author sends their regards to the community.

WHO: The proposer (unspecified)
WHAT: Testing an aspect of OpenGov by opening a referendum
PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: Unspecified, but proposer wants to continue funding an account used by a public staking payout bot

Open Governance Test

- PolkaGate team did the first fast-unstake on Kusama.
- They were asked to test multiple fast-unstake requests at the same time.
- This helps check a new batching feature.
- It needs some money (0.1 KSM) to start.
- The money might come from the treasury.
- Most money can be returned later.
- It’s suggested to give the money as a gift to PolkaGate for their great work.
- They help a lot with new staking features.

WHO: The proposal is made by an individual to allocate funds from the treasury to the PolkaGate team.

WHAT: The proposal suggests allocating funds to the PolkaGate team to test the batching functionality by submitting multiple fast-unstake requests in parallel.

PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: The proposal does not mention a specific price or timeframe, but suggests allocating initial funds to the PolkaGate team from the treasury.

Tip PolkaGate team for further testing of fast-unstake in Kusama

### Summary of Referendum Proposal

- **Purpose**: The referendum aims to grant 0xTaylor a tip of 8 KSM and test OpenGov's protection against overspending in batched transactions.
- **0xTaylor's Contributions**: 0xTaylor is known for his work on security, including developing a blacklist on Polkassembly to prevent misleading usernames and reporting exploits like the Hasura GQL endpoint.
- **Security Testing**: The proposal tests OpenGov by attempting to spend 16 KSM in two batches of 8 KSM.
- **Execution**: The first 8 KSM is guaranteed to 0xTaylor. If the second batch executes, it goes to a Kusama staking rewards bot.
- **Potential Overspending**: If the second extrinsic executes, it could test the maximum spend per track in a batch.
- **Community Support**: 0xTaylor has support from ChaosDAO and WagMedia communities.
- **Account for Rewards**: The second 8 KSM would go to a specific account for Kusama staking rewards.

WHO: The proposal is made by an anonymous member of the community. 
WHAT: The proposal seeks to grant 0xTaylor a tip of 8 KSM and test OpenGov's coding for multiple spends within a single batched transaction. 
PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: The proposal seeks to spend 16 KSM in two batches of 8 KSM. No specific timeframe or additional resources mentioned.

To 0xTaylor for security related reports & community founding

- **Stakeworld's Guide**: Offers a detailed guide on setting up RPC nodes for Polkadot and Kusama.
- **Tip**: Proposes an 8 KSM tip (about 200 USD) for the guide.
- **RPC Nodes vs. Validators**: RPC nodes require more configuration than validators.
- **SSL Proxy Setup**: Explains how to set up an SSL proxy for the nodes.
- **Stress Testing**: Provides instructions on how to stress test the nodes.
- **Documentation Improvement**: Stakeworld improved the official Polkadot wiki documentation.
- **Official Documentation**: The improved documentation can be found on the [Polkadot wiki](https://wiki.polkadot.network/docs/maintain-wss).

WHO: Unspecified proposers
WHAT: Propose a tip of 8 KSM (about 200 USD) for Stakeworld's guide on how to set up RPC nodes for Polkadot and Kusama, which also corrected and improved the official documentation on the Polkadot wiki.
PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: 8 KSM, unspecified timeframe and resources.

[Small Tipper] Guide for setting up an RPC node

- Claudio (KryptosChain) requested 6 KSM for producing two YouTube videos on Parachain news.
- An additional 1.3 KSM was requested as a refund for creating the wrong preimage in a previous proposal.
- The public address linked to the referendum is included in the video descriptions for transparency.
- The first video can be found at [this link](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jR_iRg1kovE&feature=youtu.be).
- The second video can be found at [this link](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUBWRAsqS5U&feature=youtu.be).
- Claudio expressed gratitude in advance for the requested funds.

WHO: Claudio (KryptosChain)
WHAT: Requesting 6 KSM for 2 Youtube videos on Parachain news + 1.3 KSM refund for creating wrong preimage in a proposal
PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: 6 KSM + 1.3 KSM refund

[Small Tipper] - Request tip for production of 2 videos

Mistake in preimage - Please don't support it [Small Tipper] - Request tip for production of 2 videos 

**Summary of the Post:**

- Derek from Metaspan created a dashboard for checking votes and delegations of 1kv validators after the launch of OpenGov.
- The dashboard helps validators avoid using cumbersome extrinsics or checking votes one-by-one on Subsquare or Polkassembly.
- The dashboard can be accessed [here](https://metaspan.io/kusama/candidate) by selecting a validator and going to the Referenda tab.
- A tip of 8 KSM (about 200 USD) is proposed for the current version of the dashboard.
- This referendum corrects a previous mistake in Referendum 30 where the tip amount was incorrect.

Metaspan has created a dashboard for checking votes and delegations of 1kv validators after the launch of OpenGov. WHO: Metaspan. WHAT: Create a dashboard. PRICE: 8 KSM (about 200 USD). TIMEFRAME: Not specified. RESOURCES: Not specified.

[Small Tipper] OpenGov referenda dashboard for 1kv validators - correct amount

**Summary:**

- A tip of 0.000000000008 KSM was mistakenly entered, so please vote for Referendum 31 instead.
- Derek from Metaspan created a dashboard to help check votes and delegations for 1kv validators in OpenGov.
- The dashboard is useful because it simplifies the process of checking votes, which can be complicated otherwise.
- You can access the dashboard by selecting a validator and going to the Referenda tab.
- The correct tip amount for the dashboard is 8 KSM, which is about 200 USD.

WHO: The proposer.
WHAT: Proposing a tip of 8 KSM for the current version of the dashboard created by Derek of Metaspan for checking votes and delegations of 1kv validators.
PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: 8 KSM (about 200 USD at the time of submission). No specific timeframe or resources mentioned.

[30] Origin: SmallTipper