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0xa6c0f7bd…d756sent to0x6f3e6272…223d·#21,054,434·0x1e9250b2…a6fe18
+1 > I think the voters want to see glitch more aligned with nouns if we're going to continue to fund the group as a nouns subculture. it doesn't necessarily have to be through branding imo, but through some form of participation in the dao (do we still say 'dao?' ...duna?). Vote signaling, sharing past work more with the community, creating something a bit more 'nouns focused' as a group to show the nouns community glitch is considering nouns aside from funding. > > p.s. love the glitch vibe and think this group is doing cool work so hope to see them consider voter feedback a bit and come back with another proposal in the future. > > +1 > > > Skimming this, there's not one noggle or mention in any of the images. I had hopes that the original proposal would produce really creative uses of either the artwork or code (something like what Tigris is up to), but Nouns seems to be an afterthought for everyone involved. Artists are already using blockchains as a medium. Let's see how they can use Nouns as a medium. > > +1 > > > After ready the prop a couple times and clicking into the propdate from last season, it doesn't make me very excited. There's no tie back to Nouns and from what I've seen, the last prop has been executed like any other sponsorship - just scrolling through the propdate I wouldn't be able to tell if this was funded by Nouns or Bayer. > > > > Here's an example - imo all of the "Funds" section read alike: > > "Funds from the Nouns grant were used to cover the cost of travel, accommodation, and materials for creation of the artwork." > > > > More specific cornerstone feedback: > > - The lack of overlap between GLITCH <> ⌐◨-◨ make it a very transactional sponsorship. > > - The "Why Nouns?" section feels forced and doesn't seem to identify any existing synergies that could be leveraged to do greater, weirder things beyond Nouns ability to fund 60ETH of sponsorship. > > - "Future involvement with Nouns:" after the 60ETH or during this phase? Why hasn't this happened already? the whole point of funding things is to add more people to the ⌐◨-◨ movement or at least make them aware of Nouns. > > - Why ETH when all expenses are in USDC/fiat? > > - This proposal reads a bit like Nouns is the first stop and if it's defeated, you'll move on to the next. Which makes sense, but also does not help make it compelling to support. > > +1 > > > Im directionally aligned with this but I wish more media and relationships wouldve surfaced from the aftermath of the previous proposal. > > > > My problem sorts comes down to that i dont have an emotional connection to Glitch, and i dont know if (willpapper aside) the glitch team or participants/artists have an emotional connection back to nouns. > > > > I think this emotional tie (paired with fun media) is actually pretty important for nouns to justify large spends. In a way its about aligning with nouns values in spirit and community-building, not just in words (which is fairly easy for anyone to state). > > +1 > > > Why ask for eth if budget is usdc?
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+1 > Need this book on our noggles coffee table ⌐◨-◨ +1 > This is a very large undertaking with a potentially 500+ page giant book being the result, i believe this proposal is a good start towards getting there. I dont think it is something that needs to be rushed either, would be cool to see the design file being live created in a public document. > > re budget: unclear to me what the operating expenses are. I guess development is the estimated cost to develop the site, maybe worth breaking down for clarity. > > Facu has contributed a lot of art to nouns and therefore is uniquely placed to talk about this stuff and pursue this project for the dao imo. That balanced with other dao members/ og artists and newer contributrors pov. could result in something amazing, so Gl hope to see you pass. +1 > I agree with Benjamin in terms of the URL/website aspect and physicals having a solid impact, and I really want the physical book. > If this is the path it takes, I’m supportive. But it’s phase 2 that I’m most excited by. > I thrive in situations where I get to talk about nouns and pull out high quality physical gifts for people that show genuine interest. > Looking forward to seeing the new pov of nouns from your experienced lens. > > +1 > > > “we seek to create a new pov on how people perceive and feel about nouns” > > > > +1 > > > > > I think this has a decent shot at thrusting Nouns into new cultural circles. And while thats by no means a certainty, at this funding ask, im For giving Facu the runway to execute on an idea he's been crafting in his head for a long time. > > > > > > +1 > > > > > > > I highly admire Facu's work, and he has been dedicated to nouns for a long time now. Appreciate the team taking previous comments into consideration and revising the prop. I believe the DAO has a lot to gain from a different perspective/language and also hopefully reaching new people. This is a definitely yes for me. > > +1 > > > By now, Nouns has contributed to the creation of a significant amount of art, content, designs, websites, code and so much more. My guess is that most of it comes with an open source or CC0 license too. > > > > I don't see how this work would make the piles of existing artwork, designs and websites any more interesting, or even stand out. > > > > The reality is that in 2024 there's an abundance of websites with eye candy. Unless you can tap into existing distribution like mschf, it's just another URL floating through the ether, waiting for the next reminder to extend the domain registration. > > > > We had long conversations in DMs, so I'm putting it out there for someone else to run with: The stickiest thing to do in 2024 is to make something purely physical. And if you can, make content about the creation process. Document it. But distribute and showcase the product only IRL. Create it like a gift. Don't flood the market with too high quantities. > > > > The amount of times people said out loud "holy sh*t! this is so awesome. Wow - the quality is amazing! Can I take 2?" when they saw the zines and News Papers from Voadz and the crew went beyond what anyone anticipated. > > > > You do great design and artwork, facu. > > > > Today, starting a website is not the right medium for world class artwork with the impact you're aiming to have. > > +1 > > > Need this book on our noggles coffee table ⌐◨-◨
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+1 > I say we do it. > David is a legend in the field, has a clear perspective on how to achieve cultural impact and I think we’d be hard pressed to find someone more suited to the task. +1 > David is an extraordinary individual with bold dreams, and those are the type of projects that has a chance of creating nounish waves for years and even decades. Thanks for coming back with a revised prop. +1 > Supportive of this new direction. Reduced scope and focus on the strongest Territories David is most comfortable with.
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+1 > I think this looks like a really cool experiment, and I want to see where it goes. +1 > aside from the misleading title (i get it needs to be spicy but nothing is getting pirated here) this is a sound proposal. all for media experiments and bringing artists onchain.
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I'm a fan of great design and motion work by the nounish team, and nounish youtube channel is always my go-to when explaining nouns to others. They understand the content easily, leading to more people interested in what we're doing, especially locally. Getting them to create for nouns, forever is definitely a + 999! Stay Nounish ⌐◨-◨
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nounspresso;-the-first-irl-coffee-shop-in-indonesiai've been to bandung and people over there are really something else. people would just hang out cafes and enjoy it. art appreciation are great over there, and i would love to see nouns thriving at bandung. might be a good idea as to become a hub for nounish indonesian creatives (bandung also known for indonesia creative hub i think). personally i've been to some cafes over there and loving their interiors and vibes. the prop looks well explained, seems like you have locked on the place. looks cool and spacious too. can't wait to see how it looks once in production. not sure how can you guys could work with nouns coffee. perhaps sourcing indonesian beans and swap with the other guys? will the menu be cc0, and replicable too? :) re: 2 years rental, i'm not sure if that is compulsory or a usual practice over there so i can't really comment on that. ideally 1 year / 12 month is the best like stripymofo.eth mentioned. kinda interesting take on that 10% net profit back to the DAO. that i guess i leave it to the community. i personally think that is kinda cool. i agree with what stripymofo said too, give it back to the local community. i'd love to sponsor this proposal, and be one of the signer. at least for someone from a timezone similar to you guys.
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+1 > I love when people can swap to a noun they vibe more with, especially cool when there’s brand alignment too 🤌 > > I’ve always said this contract should be approved by the DAO to allow permissionless swaps and avoid the governance overhead, and think that should be explored further in terms of that setup’s parameters: which and how many treasury nouns would be open to swaps, premiums and all that peripheral structuring. > > But for now, I don’t mind the odd swap prop.
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agree with bower and krel view on this. i’d love to have nouns fund your great team, however i kinda expect more on the design, perhaps anything that function as some sort of utility while showing the nounish visual look. some ideas i can think of now. might sound weird but just throwing it out :) - mecha nouns with ⌐◨-◨ as a working utility part - nounish/web3 related gui for the cockpit - fun web3 integration (dashboard for mecha status, stats tracking etc) - multi camera stream through a website (anyone can feel like they’re inside the cockpit) - voice interaction, ai assisted. (people can talk with the mecha) perhaps hosting some sort of community based competition would be cool before we lock on the proposed design. i’d love to see what the community thought about this. looking forward to the updated proposal, i’m abstaining for now :) all best! +1 > Echo Krel's thoughts. Love the idea, but feel we need a deeper application/connection with nouns. I would also like to see a more detailed marketing plan. How we can impact the millions of attendees at these events and bring attention back to the DAO? +1 > Ryo, i 100%, truly love what youre doing, but this proposal is not strong enough for me to warrant the asking price. > > My main concern is that the design of the Nouns Archax is not very compelling. It looks like a bunch of stickers slapped onto one of your current models. > > Personally i would be happy to allocate > 1M usd to building nounish mechas but the connection needs to be deeper and more meaningful (instead of surface level "sponsorship" which this prop feels like to me). > > I hope to see a v2 of this prop!
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+1 > I agree with Brennen's sentiment based on previous stuff like this, but I support for this budget and hope to see this direction taken on board and we see usage in some real impactful situations.
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let collo=[[#D9D9D9,"#FF5C00","#434343"],["#303030","#FF2727","#29E200"],["#303030","#FF2200"],["#303030","#316FF0","#A210C3"],["#303030","#730FB4"],["#303030","#CF9F06","#E24300"],["#303030","#316FF0"],],stats=["DEX","STR","VIT","INT","WIS","CHA"],bgcol=["#DADADA"],palette=0,sd=0,sdOff=404,std=.05,mean=.9999,showText=!1;function setup(){if(createCanvas(800,800),rectMode(CENTER),ellipseMode(CENTER),angleMode(DEGREES),noLoop(),"undefined"!=typeof blockHash){let $=`${tokenId}${blockHash.slice(0,10)}`;randomSeed($)}else randomSeed(sd+sdOff);let _=int(random(bgcol.length));background(bgcol[_]),console.log(_)}function draw(){if("undefined"!=typeof blockHash){let $=`${tokenId}${blockHash.slice(0,10)}`;randomSeed($)}else randomSeed(sd+sdOff);let _=int(random(3,5));for(strokeWeight(width/600),palette=floor(random(collo.length));_--;){let t=collo[palette],e=t[floor(int(random(t.length)))],f=height/2,s=width/2;margin=height/4,sc=.24*width,rounded=width/30,connectorEnd=random(5,10),(txr=random(10))>3&&txr<3.5&&filter(INVERT);let l=random(-margin,margin),o=random(-margin,margin),n=random(-margin,margin),d=random(-margin,margin),a=width/20,c=random(10);c>9&&c<10&&(push(),noFill(),strokeWeight(.3),rect(s+l,f+o,a,a,rounded/2),rect(s+o,f+l,a,a,rounded/2),rect(s+n,f+d,a,a,rounded/2),rect(s+d,f+n,a,a,rounded/2),pop());let i=!1;if(txr>3&&txr<3.5&&(i=!0),drawingContext.shadowOffsetX=.8,drawingContext.shadowOffsetY=.8,drawingContext.shadowBlur=.1,drawingContext.shadowColor="#11111150",beginShape(),noFill(),stroke(e),curveVertex(s+l,f+o),curveVertex(s+o,f+l),i&&quadraticVertex(s+o,f+l,0,0),curveVertex(s+n,f+d),i&&quadraticVertex(s+n,f+d,0,0),curveVertex(s+d,f+n),endShape(),fill(e),ellipse(s+l,f+o,connectorEnd),ellipse(s+o,f+l,connectorEnd),ellipse(s+n,f+d,connectorEnd),ellipse(s+d,f+n,connectorEnd),txr>6&&txr<10){push(),textAlign(LEFT),textSize(10),noStroke();text(stats[int(random(stats.length))]+"+1",s+d+width/60,f+n+width/200),pop()}txr>3&&txr<6&&(push(),textAlign(LEFT),textSize(10),noStroke(),text("+XP",s+d+width/60,f+n+width/200),pop()),noStroke(),fill(e),rect(s+random(-margin,margin),f+random(-margin,margin),random(sc),random(sc),rounded),stroke(e),noFill(),rect(s+random(-margin,margin),f+random(-margin,margin),random(sc),random(sc),rounded),rect(s+random(-margin,margin),f+random(-margin,margin),random(sc),random(sc),rounded),rect(s+random(-margin,margin),f+random(-margin,margin),random(sc),random(sc),rounded),noFill(),stroke(e),push(),ellipse(s+random(-margin,margin),f+random(-margin,margin),random(width/120)),ellipse(s+random(-margin,margin),f+random(-margin,margin),random(width/120)),ellipse(s+random(-margin,margin),f+random(-margin,margin),random(width/60)),fill(e),noStroke(),ellipse(s+random(-margin,margin),f+random(-margin,margin),random(1)),ellipse(s+random(-margin,margin),f+random(-margin,margin),random(width/120)),ellipse(s+random(-margin,margin),f+random(-margin,margin),random(width/120)),pop(),txr>2&&txr<3&&gr(100,100),showText&&(textAlign(CENTER),noStroke(),fill("#888888"),textSize(width/40),text("HUMAN",s,height-width/12)),pat1(s+random(-margin,margin),f+random(-margin,margin),random(3),e),txr>1&&txr<3&&txtsq(s+random(-margin,margin),f+random(-margin,margin),e,.3)}crsr(width/2+random(-margin,margin),height/2+random(-margin,margin),"#303030")}function keyPressed(){"s"===key&&("undefined"!=typeof blockHash?save("human-"+tokenId+".png"):save("human-"+sd+".png"))}function pat1($,_,t,e){fill(e),ellipse($-10,_,t),ellipse($,_+10,t),ellipse($,_,2*t),ellipse($,_-10,t),ellipse($+10,_,t)}function gr($,_){console.log("grid");for(var t=0;t<width;t+=width/$)for(var e=0;e<height;e+=height/_)fill("#ffffff55"),noStroke(),rect(t,e,1)}function txtsq($,_,t,e){push(),stroke(t),strokeWeight(random(1,2)),noFill(),ellipse($-15,_+5,random(10,15)),line($,_,$+random(10),_),line($,_+5,$+random(30),_+5),line($,_+10,$+random(20),_+10),pop()}function crsr($,_,t){push(),beginShape(),stroke(t),noFill(),rotate(random(10)),curveVertex($-8,_-5),curveVertex($-10,_+5),curveVertex($-3,_),curveVertex($+5,_+1),curveVertex($-5,_-10),endShape(CLOSE),pop()}
0xa6c0f7bd…d756sent to0xf74b146c…1dc1·#16,848,160·0x655e6d36…9597fc
GRK-DGRKD$1 art drop for the masses\n\nArtwork is a modified version of Gertaktur with different color palette (purple + gray) and grid size.\n\n2:1\n4000x2000\nPNGipfs://bafybeih7vkg2jc4f2dfwzau2llhw6ly53kmfq5vjzmnaxu7nthhz4ts4hu
0xa6c0f7bd…d756sent to0xf74b146c…1dc1·#16,770,095·0x0926a11c…2a3ec1
ZmluZCB0aGUga2V5LiAxIGV0aCBoaWRkZW4gaW4gYSB3YWxsZXQuIGFubm91bmNlbWVudCBvbiB0d2l0dGVyIG9uY2Ugc29sZCBvdXQ=data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20width%3D%22500%22%20height%3D%22500%22%20viewBox%3D%220%200%20500%20500%22%20fill%3D%22none%22%20xmlns%3D%22http%3A%2F%2Fwww.w3.org%2F2000%2Fsvg%22%3E%0A%3Crect%20width%3D%22500%22%20height%3D%22500%22%20fill%3D%22black%22%2F%3E%0A%3Ccircle%20cx%3D%22249.75%22%20cy%3D%22249.75%22%20r%3D%22193%22%20stroke%3D%22white%22%20stroke-width%3D%227.5%22%2F%3E%0A%3Ccircle%20cx%3D%22249.75%22%20cy%3D%22249.75%22%20r%3D%22145%22%20stroke%3D%22white%22%20stroke-width%3D%227.5%22%2F%3E%0A%3Ccircle%20cx%3D%22249.75%22%20cy%3D%22249.75%22%20r%3D%22169.5%22%20stroke%3D%22white%22%20stroke-width%3D%227.5%22%2F%3E%0A%3Ccircle%20cx%3D%22249.75%22%20cy%3D%22249.75%22%20r%3D%22119%22%20stroke%3D%22white%22%20stroke-width%3D%227.5%22%2F%3E%0A%3Ccircle%20cx%3D%22249.75%22%20cy%3D%22249.75%22%20r%3D%2293.5%22%20stroke%3D%22white%22%20stroke-width%3D%227.5%22%2F%3E%0A%3Ccircle%20cx%3D%22249.75%22%20cy%3D%22249.75%22%20r%3D%2267%22%20stroke%3D%22white%22%20stroke-width%3D%227.5%22%2F%3E%0A%3Ccircle%20cx%3D%22249.75%22%20cy%3D%22249.75%22%20r%3D%2244%22%20stroke%3D%22white%22%20stroke-width%3D%227.5%22%2F%3E%0A%3Ccircle%20cx%3D%22249.75%22%20cy%3D%22249.75%22%20r%3D%2213.5%22%20stroke%3D%22white%22%20stroke-width%3D%227.5%22%2F%3E%0A%3C%2Fsvg%3E%0A
0xa6c0f7bd…d756sent to0xf74b146c…1dc1·#16,619,390·0x0dda0420…1035db
fl00rs x 1337Art drop for fl00rs and fl00rs-X holders. \n\nThis edition has been inscribed on Ordinals.\n\n[Inscription 65748](https://ordinals.com/inscription/9bf5289e1f56e7c3e144d5d0e61ad9bb39e47b65f4359c9e0f7c441533eb2da1i0)\n\nControl:\nClick to switch modeipfs://bafkreiaptn25heekhsq6nrketlz6eeyvvxwqxn5uoe473yhwpjdl55huau
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