Review of the Dash Budget System, the First Blockchain-based Decentralized Governance System
https://medium.com/@EricRSammons/review-of-the-dash-budget-system-the-first-blockchain-based-decentralized-governance-system-5ecf86cc6989#.dgu89ltyz
"Whereas the lack of implementation with the blocksize limitation increase is defensible, the same cannot be said for the proposal with the third biggest payout in the history of the DBS: the Dash-Lamassu ATM integration proposal. This proposal, which was initially proposed in December 2015 and ran for 12 months (just recently receiving its last payment), received 7,323.12 Dash, which has a current value over $81,000.
The proposal promised to integrate Dash into existing Lamassu ATM machines, giving users the ability to quickly and easily convert their fiat into Dash (and vice versa). Proposed by Duffield and managed by Daniel Diaz, the Head of Business Development for Dash, this was initially a very popular proposal, and continued to receive funding for an entire year. However, the project has been fraught with delays and poor communication and has yielded no results.
Many Dash community members see this particular proposal as proof of weaknesses in the current DBS, because it distributed a large number of Dash with no tangible results, and no accountability."
https://medium.com/@EricRSammons/review-of-the-dash-budget-system-the-first-blockchain-based-decentralized-governance-system-5ecf86cc6989#.dgu89ltyz
"Whereas the lack of implementation with the blocksize limitation increase is defensible, the same cannot be said for the proposal with the third biggest payout in the history of the DBS: the Dash-Lamassu ATM integration proposal. This proposal, which was initially proposed in December 2015 and ran for 12 months (just recently receiving its last payment), received 7,323.12 Dash, which has a current value over $81,000.
The proposal promised to integrate Dash into existing Lamassu ATM machines, giving users the ability to quickly and easily convert their fiat into Dash (and vice versa). Proposed by Duffield and managed by Daniel Diaz, the Head of Business Development for Dash, this was initially a very popular proposal, and continued to receive funding for an entire year. However, the project has been fraught with delays and poor communication and has yielded no results.
Many Dash community members see this particular proposal as proof of weaknesses in the current DBS, because it distributed a large number of Dash with no tangible results, and no accountability."
lol rekt
Where is the leadership? Where is the accountability?
Dash
