RE: Decentralized Development: Every dev will be freelance.

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I'd love to hear your thoughts on what role the Hive DAO will have to play in this?

It had such fanfare around it when Hive first split, but I couldn't name a single success story that's been build on the back of funding.

Why can't Hive get it right?

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We aren't providing money for work completed.
We are just giving people money and hoping they do the thing.
It's a simple failure of paying for time rather than paying for actual results.
It will take some time to figure out logistics that will fix the problem.

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Seems a pretty straightforward fix to a layman like me...

Is this something that our witness overlords talk about changing? Anyone a proponent of making this change that we should be voting in?

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It is not up to the witnesses to determine what gets funded, it is up to the stakeholders (everyone that has any stake). Only around 30 million hive votes on proposals but there are 140 million staked. It's more voter apathy than anything else.

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Nobody wants to vote because you have to trust that the work gets done WHILE they're being paid.

I'm asking whether it's on the cards to possibly switch the system to only paying out once the work has been completed.

What's happening now isn't working.

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Ironically it may not be up to the witnesses after all.
The easiest way to fix this stuff is to prototype it on a permissionless system.
I believe the problem will be solved with some other random token built here.
Hopefully it's my token, amirite?

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I'm asking whether it's on the cards to possibly switch the system to only paying out once the work has been completed.

The whole point of funding proposals is that who ever is working on them does not have the resources to complete them. If they had the resources why would they ask for funding in the first place? Imagine someone putting time and effort on a project only to find that the stakeholders do not approve the proposal.

The way the system is setup right now people get partial payments and if they do not show any progress we can remove our votes or vote on the return proposal. With the current setup there is always the risk that someone will not do the work and get paid anyway but at least we can stop the payments when that happens (not to mention the hit on the reputation that someone would take for that).

We already have an example of a former witness who lost funding for his project along with his spot as a consensus witness.

How exactly would you improve the system? I am not talking about code but the mechanics of it.

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