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So the claim is that these admins somehow spent **over five thousand hours** in the past year doing repetitive middleman duties. Five thousand. As if they were tirelessly carrying the DAO on their backs while the rest of us just watched. Meanwhile, the actual evidence can barely scrape together **two hundred hours** of real activity. Quite an efficiency gap; almost artistic.
This isn’t a full time job. **Most of the tasks are repetitive**, and the admin only appears when something actually needs processing. Their entire responsibility is to review proposals for US legal compliance and collect basic tax information. And let’s be honest; even then **the admin is basically a human forward button**. The real work is handled by **the lawyers and the accountants**, who the DAO is already paying separately to do the actual thinking.
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> $100k per year is $48 per hour, assuming 40 hours per week? the math seems to be off by 10x, or the assumption is 4 working hours per week which seems unfair to the admins
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> > i think we can all agree last year’s election was, politely speaking, rubbish. most of it happened off stage, like a performance where the cast never arrived, and this proposal seems determined to keep that tradition alive.
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> > first point, the payment only looks small if you avoid doing the math. it is 500 usd per person for two people, which averages out to 1000 usd per hour for a role with almost no real responsibility or workload. a premium rate for minimal effort, perfectly suited for a dao that claims to fund public goods while speedrunning corporate consulting culture instead. and this is a separated price paying for middle mans aside from taxes and the actual accountant and lawyer costs, which somehow makes it even more impressive. if public good was the priority, we are doing a fantastic job of proving the opposite.
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> > second point, this is still a noticeable slice of auction revenue drifting into something that feels more ceremonial than functional. and the best part is the implied workflow. so what? we pay this, then pause actual public good funding for the next three months so we can get scored again based on auction revenue. it is like putting public goods on hold to make sure the paperwork feels good about itself. the dao equivalent of closing a hospital so the admin team can enjoy better quarterly metrics.
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> > overall, if the intention was to make the community pause, squint, and question whether public goods were ever the real priority here, the proposal is performing beautifully.
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And then we get to the role itself. There’s **no reserve administrator position defined in DUNA**, and nothing in the documentation or history suggests such a role is needed. **No legal basis**, **no economic justification**, just another imaginary chair at an imaginary table.