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RFC - 006 Ideation Forum

  • Status: proposed
  • Submission Date: 2021 - 02 - 03
  • Author(s): YJ Kim

Synopsis

The ideation forum package is an IDX package that should extend the basic comments functionality (RFC 001) such that all discussion leading up to eventual proposal submission is traceable to the the source and attributable to the original contributors (for retroactive treasury payouts, tips, etc.).

Motivation / Objectives

The flow of the Boardroom Hub should mirror the decision making process from ideation to proposal creation to execution and post-mortem/disclosures. This feature is focused on the first step of that pipeline: Ideation.

The current process is for stakeholders to post an idea on Discourse, bake the proposal through discussions with other forum members, and eventually either table the idea or submit a formal proposal onchain or as a Snapshot.

The problem with this setup is that the full line of reasoning gets lost between each stage of the pipeline. The ideation forum package is an IDX package that should extend the basic comments functionality such that all discussion leading up to eventual proposal submission is traceable to the the source and attributable to the original contributors (for retroactive treasury payouts, tips, etc.).

We may also want to enforce a time boundary during which an ideation thread can live, at then end of which and proposal is drawn up and submitted automatically to the appropriate snapshot space. The only problem with this is that the proposal author would always be a Boardroom account as opposed to those that actually participated in it. A easier middle ground may simply be to close further discussions on the thread after a certain time boundary, and the only action is to export the thread as the body of the Proposal Creation page for easy editting.

KPIs (for post-mortem & future iterations)

  • Participation in ideation threads
    • Number of new ideation threads initiated
    • Depth of discussions of the threads
  • Number of ideation threads that make it to proposal creation
  • Number of ideation threads that make it to execution

Specs / Implementation Plan

More or less the same idea as Proposal Comments, except we'll change the schema up a bit.

And we'll change up the seed, so for each space, we create a new seed hash from boardroom-${spacename}-ideation as opposed to a single boardroomideation space (as we did for proposal comments initially).

Post
PropertyType
idceramicDIDCeramic Document Id
authorstringEthereum address of the submitter.
signaturestringECDSA signature of the post by author.
spacestringThe name of the Snapshot space.
titlestringThe name of the new ideation thread.
bodystringThe body of the new proposal in Markdown format.
startnumberA start date/time expressed in Unix time format.
endnumberAn end date/time expressed in Unix time format.
votesVote[]Array of Votes
repliesReply[]Array of Replys
Vote
PropertyType
idceramicDIDCeramic Document Id
authorstringEthereum address of the submitter.
direction`updown`
scorestringBigNumber-ish snapshot score.
postIDceramicDIDDocID as foreign key for the Post.
signaturestringECDSA signature of the post by author.
Reply
PropertyType
idceramicDIDCeramic Document Id
authorstringEthereum address of the submitter.
scorestringBigNumber-ish snapshot score.
postIDceramicDIDDocID as foreign key for the Post.
signaturestringECDSA signature of the post by author.
votesVote[]Array of Votes
repliesReply[]Array of Replys

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Package last updated on 31 Mar 2021

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