Tip Request for Fardeen Haque for Awesome Dot
Beneficiary:Hello,
This is a tip request for Fardeen Haque for his work for the Awesome Dot GitHub repository and website.
Tip request is 35.5 DOT, roughly $250 at EMA7 ($7.046), a symbolic thank you for his efforts. He was very quick to respond to my requests for fixes and format improvements on the GitHub repository, and I would personally like to see this effort grow into a more sophisticated knowledge and resource base.
Best regards,
kukabi | Helikon
PS 1. I'm not voting due to my DV delegation.
PS 2. Beneficiary's Element username is @fardeen_haque:matrix.org.
PS 3. ❗ This tip's purpose is by no means to compensate Fardeen's work, it's obvious that it cannot, and it purposefully does not. Due to my delegation, I cannot be in a position to gauge the effort for the work done and assign a precise value to it. Like I stated above, it is just a symbolic thank you, and an invitation to continue the work. Following proposals, if any, should be carried out by the beneficiary.
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A big Aye from me. Since the transfer of this repo. Fardeen has done a good job. He added images to every section, updated the repository on daily basis and he is giving quick response to every queries and a lot of good improvement. The amount of the tip is small but we appreciate the gesture of Helikon for recognising the work. Keep working on this repo brother.
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Some members pointed out that the poposed recipient is behind DescribeDOT and expressed disapproval of that project's performance and OpenGov track record. Members pointed out that DescribeDOT received a lot of funding, didn't meet deadlines, didn't communicate delays, didn't scale/grow, and made content that was already obsolete and/or off-message (eg. pushing polkadot.js when the ecosystem had already decided to funnel users to more user-friendly options)
Some members pointed out that the request is quite modest
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