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Memo 0x6a4696ca…b790d0 on Ethereum

@0xCA72...9B62 It would incredibly helpful to those of us that are working the project if we could also attempt to offer solutions when criticizing intentions. For example, what does tangible value look like? As an outsider to nouns, I’m trying to make sense of what the expectation was to involve Bob in the first place if it wasn’t meant to be an inflection point to onboard more of his peers. The addition of notable OGs that are important to the legacy of skateboarding should be seen as a win, just on the basis that they are interested in coming to play with us at all. If we are looking for tangible value as opposed to networked value, the media pieces and stories produced at this event should fulfill that request. If we are looking for more of a nounish physical product that people can take away as a collectable…see the pizza box collaboration example as a means to open our minds to different possibilities. I encourage all of the OGs AND new nouns to vote for / with the culture and see that this isn’t your everyday nouns prop. The invited persons and nounish entities on display should act as both a means of proliferating the meme while also adding accountability to help uplift each other to be successful. > > > I am not supportive of using treasury funds to upgrade a pro skater's private playground. > > Adding a bunch OGs and names like HBO, Thrasher, etc... to help the prop pass instead of creating tangible value for the DAO is a -10 points from me. > > The amounts dedicated to impact make it seem like they're afterthoughts and weak attempts to impact/ greenwash this prop to push it forward. They simply don't align with the prop. > > Overall, I do not think Bob's endeavors create meaningful impact or growth for our ecosystem. We really need to avoid getting finessed by namedropping big brands and names that don't join the space or result in a real collab. > > I encourage all of the OGs to stop voting with nostalgia and focus on real impact that can result in builders and bidders. > >