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**@playdna_** - A collective of individuals collaborating on a mission to make Nouns playable.
**PlayDNA is AGAINST** with a 4-0 vote result. See below for our members' votes with reasons:
**AGAINST**
**eusoujp.eth** - First of all, I want to state that I do believe there’s room for everyone. Nouns Amigos shouldn’t gatekeep La Plaza and vice versa. I also want to acknowledge that I went on the show twice and it was freaking amazing! They even ended the show with a Katy Perry song, who is my all-time favorite artist. They hosted a nounish Ledger giveaway in collaboration with PlayDNA, and it was awesome too. Last but not least, they manage to get over 20 listeners on every show consistently, which is very impressive given the niche. However, I’m voting against it because 1) nothing else besides the show made me excited to vote for, 2) I’d prefer to pay more to have other original videos alongside the dubbed ones, and 3) I think the team compensation is a bit overpriced for what's being proposed here.
**thebower.eth** - I have followed some of the work that LaPlaza has been doing for the past months and I believe they do bring positive value to the Nouns ecosystem. That being said I'm very much in line with Carlos and Mono's feedback. I think this proposal needs more direction and originality.
**joaoborges.eth** - I love the "WHY" of this proposal in general, especially in terms of bringing more Latin American builders into the ecosystem. However, I don't agree with the "HOW" they have proposed to achieve this.
Additionally, I align with the points made by @carlosmelgar.eth and the PlayDNA team
**fabvalle.eth** - I would love to see more and more actions for the LatAm, however this proposal needs a stronger argument to be worth the investment. It would be cool if La Plaza and Nouns Amigos were together to strengthen the actions, it is not clear if this is a possibility. Furthermore, I would like to see more concrete actions, aimed at different countries, with each local culture being addressed.