https://gov.saucerswap.finance/guidelines
Respectfully, I have not said any member of your team are doomed to failure, nor have said this project is doomed to failure, nor have I said this Request for Comment towards a proposal is doomed to failure. Just because there’s lack of engagement now doesn’t mean there won’t be any effort to engage with the community so this proposal would have the best chance for success.
In the initial post on this thread, you’ve written down the risks. What I have asked is just to expand into more detail similar to Benefits (Pros) list. Which I should had asked the Earthlings.land team to do the same as well, but the time passed their proposals is already in the election phase right now. Still, it’s always a good time to learn from previous missteps.
I have not made any specific mention of the project itself, nor really talked about the projects themselves in the HBAR/HCHF v2 proposal or the SAUCE/GRELF farm weight changes proposal. The closest to talking about a specific project is on allocating DAO treasury for Bonzo Finance but even then it more general (e.i. synergies and performances of DEX and lending protocols, not specific to Bonzo itself). So whether or not I have studied the HBAR Trading Bot project is independent of the current proposal of creating a V2 pool.
For V2 pool creation proposals in general, I would like to ask about the fee tier choice, just so the community know the team has thought about it. I figured the team has consider liquidity fragmentation issues beforehand, so I usually don’t ask about that.
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No one is faulting the team’s primary language or the size. Heck, I barely speak 0.8 of a language. I just thought this community would like to help correct errors for the benefit of others. I do know others have even corrected errors made by the SaucerSwap Core team in their Documentation or articles from time to time. But whether it’s the Core team or community members correcting others to fix graphics, tweets, articles, videos, etc., it is appreciated when they learn from it and fix issues if and when possible.
I do appreciate the relative quick response time.