#375 Rejecting Kusama Gov1.0 Treasury Proposals and Facilitating Bond Reimbursement whenever appropriate
Due to an issue in the recent decommissioning of Governance 1.0 on Kusama, which was enacted via Referendum 301, deposits associated with Treasury spend proposals remain locked. This referendum seeks to slash Kusama Gov 1.0 treasury deposits and refund the corresponding amounts to their respective proposers in a batch call similar to Referendum 73, which was previously submitted on Polkadot.
Please note that spam proposals numbered 291, 292, 293, 294, and 296 have been identified as invalid submissions. Consequently, any bond associated with these proposals, as well as older proposals rejected by the council, are not included in this forceBatch call.
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good.
Full support for the Polkassembly team, you got my Aye vote.
Hey Polkassembly,
Thank you for updating the proposal.
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Please note that views and opinions presented in the Audit report are my personal and they do not represent general community opinion. Apart from this audit I have made a video for the Spanish-speaking community, I leave the video where I explain the referendum in a more extensive way 🐤Gobernanza Kusama 200 - Mantenimiento/ Polkassembly
I support the Polkassembly for their coninued work to make governance on Polkadot & Kusama easier for the community. Aye from me.
Definitely aye, it's a critical service for transparency and democracy on Polkadot and Kusama.
Aye! Polkassembly has been a great tool for Governance and helps with an easy overall experience!
Polkassembly plays a key role in our network governance. It's a place where the community, can discuss, share, and make decisions. It helps us all understand what is happening in our ecosystem. Their dedication to keeping things open and clear fits perfectly with the Kusama spirit.
Recently, we've been collaborating with the Polkassembly team to enhance the user interface and introduce some exciting new features. A key component of these updates is the inclusion of audit reports and explanatory videos within each proposal. Our goal is to provide the Kusama community with comprehensive information about each proposal, ensuring everyone has access to the full context before making a decision. We believe these improvements will not only make Polkassembly more user-friendly but also more effective in aiding our network's governance process.
For this reason we are fully supporting this proposal.
Nice comment, Is this generated using ChatGPT.
Members of the team were on AAG 37 on May 29.
Watch the clip (5:37) https://twitter.com/TheKusamarian/status/1663562085366919171
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