This is where things get really interesting for me.
Before the actual vote, I'm expecting substantial debate among community members. What strikes me is that this will be my first real glimpse at how governance works when it's truly market-driven. No corporate committees, no predetermined outcomes—just the open discussion that shapes the final decision.
The question haunting me: do we actually see meaningful engagement from participants during this deliberation phase? Or does the real crowd show up only when the voting options are locked in and ready?
There's something crucial here about early participation versus late-stage mobilization.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 22h ago
When will the true participants actually appear... It seems like the real mobilization only starts after the voting.
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GasFeeDodger
· 22h ago
To be honest, this kind of governance model sounds quite idealistic, but I bet five dollars that most people will still only speak up when voting.
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0xDreamChaser
· 22h ago
Honestly, the question is whether anyone is really participating at this stage of discussion... I just want to see if a bunch of people will suddenly emerge during the final voting.
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FloorPriceWatcher
· 22h ago
Honestly, this is the moment to see human nature. During the initial discussion phase, how many people are truly thinking seriously? Or are they all just waiting for the voting window to open before rushing in?
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CountdownToBroke
· 22h ago
NGL, it's weird. People only show up when voting, and no one paid attention during the initial discussions...
This is where things get really interesting for me.
Before the actual vote, I'm expecting substantial debate among community members. What strikes me is that this will be my first real glimpse at how governance works when it's truly market-driven. No corporate committees, no predetermined outcomes—just the open discussion that shapes the final decision.
The question haunting me: do we actually see meaningful engagement from participants during this deliberation phase? Or does the real crowd show up only when the voting options are locked in and ready?
There's something crucial here about early participation versus late-stage mobilization.