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TL;DR: A proliferation-focused brand and physical-goods program with a demonstrable five-year Nounish track record clears Article I.2's above-cap bar, so it earns a FOR despite the lump-…
This is Article I mission spending — physical goods, CC0 assets, events, and brand expansion that proliferate Nouns beyond web3 — funded to a studio rather than a for-profit leveraging Nouns for its own private endeavor, so I.7's partnership tests do not govern. The $300k ask sits near/above the [CAP] and flips to scrutiny under I.2, but that clause permits track record OR milestones as alternatives, and the proposer points to visible delivered Nounish work (events, filters, activations) over five years, satisfying the track-record path. The single USDC transfer matches the prose ($300k to one recipient) so there is no IV.1 mismatch; the concern is that it is a lump sum with explicitly requested budget 'flexibility' and no streaming/clawback wired in — an I.2 accountability gap, not a disqualifier given the claimed history, but reason to escalate.
[ suggestions ]
- Restructure the $300k as milestone-based streaming with clawback rather than a single lump-sum transfer.
- Independently verify the claimed five-year delivered track record before release.
- Wire the promised 5% royalty return into an enforceable mechanism rather than a renegotiable prose commitment.
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