Perhaps this might be helpful. First, does the nominee understand the positionās duties and responsibilities. Second, have they articulated relevant experience and skillset to perform the duties of a Director. Having a background in law, accounting, compliance, government, DAO governance, and the ability to communicate at the highest levels is helpful but not required.
if all directors are based in different jurisdictions, that increases cost of litigation VS situation if they are all based in one country for example, then you just āgrabā them!
Additionally I would consider those local laws, which require you to provide disclosure of your holdings in different countries, and which may make you liable for all sorts of things, some countries are more strict than others.
So ideal candidate is this
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based in jurisdiction different than US and NZ
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jurisdiction is not particularly strict on those regulations covering āforeign holdingsā
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jurisdiction is a developed country with robust legal system, not susceptible to corrupt manipulations
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nominee is well known in community, āembedded intoā protocol socially and shares Web3 values
That way that 3rd director will provide additional point of decentralisation, securing higher degree of stability for DAO
Nominate me if you want. Search my history. Ask me anything. I donāt particularly want the position.
I donāt think thatās how it works. You have to nominate yourself so that we can vote for you.
We could use more options so please do.
lol ok I nominate myself
Hereās the thread daylon
why donāt you say a few words about yourself?! this is not very effective application
Iām aware this seems really lazy but I donāt want to just rehash the things I already put here -
Iām happy to answer any questions, and I would love the lawyer stress test @berrios.eth .
Iām glad I inspired a better nominee
You are not looking to be a Delegate or Steward, so reliance on your application is not very helpful.
Also, to the broader community, believing in ENS and Web3 is important, but the vision belongs to the DAO. You have to be able to communicate effectively and manage lawyers and accountants, as the Directors are the legal representative of the client ENSF. But also be able to communicate with government regulators, if called upon. You should compliment and be able to work with the other Directors, but have your own voice.
Fear of legal complications and being the target of lawsuits is way overblown.
Iām not sure jurisdiction is a big concern of the candidate.
Active membership in the community, should be a factor but the best overall fit for the position is what you should strive for.
Request for X is the politest way to ask for X. You can of course decline to fulfil the request for X. It is hardly a statement, let alone a strong one. A request by definition is not a demand. When I said ādoxxā, I also clearly stated that it is to establish accountability and not hide behind an avatar. If it was meant with a malicious intent, I wouldnāt use the word for myself, would I? After what just happened, would you rather vet your nominees or rather elect another one behind a pseudonym? It is clear from your little comment that you are emotionally involved in this to an extent that you are not yet ready to even ask a serious question. Is your only question to me about the nuances of ādoxxā vs ālegally identify yourselfā?
Hi @Trinedy, I wasnāt elected as a Steward although I ran in the elections, so I am currently not a Steward. In fact, I am only a delegate within the ENS ecosystem apart from being an independent contributor.
Thanks for that. I kind of feel like anyone that actually seeks such a position is a bit of a sociopath to be honest. I definitely donāt think Iām qualified for such a position, I just wanted to move the conversation forward. My only relevant qualifications would be 4 years in active duty Air Force (experience with leadership and dealing with bureaucracy) and having absolutely no obligations except for classes, so I can dedicate as much time to it as needed. But anywayā¦ Iād probably vote for you if you wanted to do it.
Donāt worry, Iām not even a delegate, but I contribute.
The position, as I understand it, doesnāt require a lot of time. Thank you for your service, I served four years in the U.S. Army.
Thank you! I read your profile shortly after the airdrop. Much respect. Your insight is much appreciated.