What feature do you want if u/lenster have communities 👥?
If you have an account it'd be great to show support for reddit-like threads and mod tools. You probably won't be able to comment on this post but there's a few comments that say something similar that you can like to give a sentiment boost such as this one: https://lenster.xyz/posts/0x1d6e-0x092a-DA-0563fbdf
introducing governance there also opens up a very large can of worms and will be interesting to see how they intend to keep that credibly neutral and prevent capture
I think by "govern" they just mean the network is being run by pg project (Gitcoin, protocol guild, clr.fund, giveth. etc.)
The 3 thing's that keep me from using ubuntu as my every day machine is there's like 3 or 4 different ways to install app and only one of them is easy but apps are rarely distributed that way, the directory structure makes it difficult to find app files, and the UI feels unpolished like most open source apps/websites.
https://lenster.xyz/posts/0x0d-0x03ea-DA-27346e91
If you have an account it'd be great to show support for reddit-like threads and mod tools. You probably won't be able to comment on this post but there's a few comments that say something similar that you can like to give a sentiment boost such as this one: https://lenster.xyz/posts/0x1d6e-0x092a-DA-0563fbdf
What's the point of this metric? What can be inferred by it?
For voting on allocations I have a feeling Octant may be involved
I think by "govern" they just mean the network is being run by pg project (Gitcoin, protocol guild, clr.fund, giveth. etc.)
The 3 thing's that keep me from using ubuntu as my every day machine is there's like 3 or 4 different ways to install app and only one of them is easy but apps are rarely distributed that way, the directory structure makes it difficult to find app files, and the UI feels unpolished like most open source apps/websites.
Pretty sure pushshift is shutting down
Why delete?
Be the change you want to see, anyone can create a new daily