I think this is a typo, right? Just checking.
Where I basically land on this is that because 1) we are talking about an error/limitation in the stated objectives of the airdrop, and 2) because the total amount involved is small and thus there isn’t a big “bait and switch” thing going on for other token holders and buyers, I think this is a great example of something we can and should fix. As a delegate I’ve promised specifically to protect and improve the legitimacy of the ENS system, while maintaining as much credible neutrality as possible. Given that the goal of the $ENS airdrop is to decentralize governance (not to financially reward ENS users) I think that fixing this makes the distribution “more flat” and that the non-inclusion of these addresses was essentially an unnoticed error. We’re not talking about a single individual looking for special treatment here but muliple people who are all affected relatively evenly. To me it looks like these accounts are covered by the stated intent of the airdrop but just got missed because of a technical issue.
Unless there are specific moral hazards involved or things of that nature that I can’t think of right now and which will be raised later, I support this proposal.
(Btw, as far as I know, I am not affected by this, but people who have delegated to me specifically say that they are)