Proof of Contribution in Gno.land

An innovative path to revolutionize the concept of fair rewards to open source contributors -- BUIDL Asia

6 June 2023

Manfred Touron

VP Eng., Gno.land

What is Gno?

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What is proof of contribution (PoC)?

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What makes a (good) contribution?

# examples of contributions

- coding and code reviewing
- conducting research and analyzing competition
- writing tutorials, guides, and examples
- organizing workshops, meetups, and moderating online communities
- assisting with work streamlining, note-taking, and task management
- authoring a book with a decade-long impact
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What is the Evaluation DAO?

        +---------------1. propose a contribution-------------+
        |                                                     v
+--------------+                                     +----------------+
|              |--------3. improve, negotiate------->|                |
| contributor  |                                     | Evaluation DAO |
|              |<-------4. distribute ^worx----------|                |
+--------------+                                     +----------------+
        ^                                                     |
        +---------------2. review, challenge------------------+
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^worx: gamified contributions

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What is the Contributors DAO?

// not real data, concept only

L1: Contribution-based, automatic?
L2: Can L2 invite N L1 participants?
L3: DAO with voting power to promote L2, can slash L1/L2 for misconduct?
L4: KYC requirement?
L5: Active L4 for 1 year?
L6: Elected lead in at least one domain/area?
L7: TBD (To be determined)
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What are Gnodes?

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What is proof of contribution?

+------------------+
| Contributors DAO |-----configures and ---+
+------------------+    triggers rewards   |
                                           v                  +------------------+
+-----------+                        +-----------+     +-X%-->|   contributors   |
|           |                        |chain fees |     |      +------------------+
|   users   |---------$GNOT--------->|  bucket   |-----+-Y%-->|    validators    |
|           |                        |           |     |      +------------------+
+-----------+                        +-----------+     +-Z%-->| contract authors |
                                                              +------------------+
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New governance possibilities

# voting options and filters examples

- individual voting: each member has one vote
- contributor level restriction: limited to contributors with level >= 2
- ^worx voting power: voting power determined by ^worx balance
- targeted metrics: additional metrics for specialized votes
  - $GNOT, $ibc/ATOM, grc20
  - firstContributionAge, lastContributionAge, isValidator, isRealmWriter, ...
- weighted voting: validators (67%) and contract-writers (33%)
- multi-criteria approach: combination of criteria for voting
- ...
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Why proof of contributions?

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Can I use PoC on my blockchain?

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What is Game of realms?

 
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  / /_/ / /_/ / / / / / /  __/  / /_/ / __/  / _, _/  __/ /_/ / / / / / / (__  )
  \____/\__,_/_/ /_/ /_/\___/   \____/_/    /_/ |_|\___/\__,_/_/_/ /_/ /_/____/
 
 
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Action Items

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Thank you

Manfred Touron

VP Eng., Gno.land

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