What is up?
Sandow Podcast 37.
Today is probably going to be a short one, but it's a good one.
It's an important one.
The 12 delegates have been announced for the sandbox.
And this is one of the most recent endeavors to not only fix Quorum, but also a lot of
different things to encourage participation.
All sorts of good stuff is going to come out of this.
At least I very much hope so.
And we're going to go through just the news of it.
And then we're going to read through all of the 12 delegates profiles on Sandbox Dow's
website.
So, we'll just do a read through.
The interviews may come at a later time.
I've already reached out to most of them to ask if they want to do an interview, just
a quick introduction, background, and what they want to achieve.
You'll see some of that when I read through.
They each go through the different things that they're about and why you would delegate
to them.
But yeah, I've gotten no less than three messages already asking me if I'm okay, because I wasn't
listed.
I wasn't part of the 12 and I did apply.
So I'm fine.
Everything's good.
I'm not going anywhere.
I'm still Sandfam and it's all good.
It's all working out in the end.
I podcast and I'm a SIP author.
So there was already a little bit of a question as to how we would work out the conflict of
interest part of the code of conduct.
So yeah, everything's fine.
Everything's good.
I'm not blowing up.
It's all good.
So we're going to go through all of them today and there's not going to be a whole lot of
commentary or you will see a lot of familiar names, some new names, some I haven't seen
at least me myself and disclaimer.
I do not represent Sandbox Game or the Sandbox Style Foundation.
I am not your financial or legal advisor and nothing I say should be taken as financial
or legal advice.
When I say the word SIP, I mean Sandbox Improvement Proposal.
When I say the word DAO, I mean Decentralized Autonomous Organization.
And when I use the word Sandfam, I'm talking about the sandbox community that participates
in the people, products, purpose of the sandbox ecosystem.
So the ecosystem is something I covered in episode 31.
It talks about the people, product, purpose and ecosystem.
The people being the gamers, game makers, voxel artists, landowners, sandholders, DAO
delegates, which we're now talking about in this episode.
Very excited.
Participants in general, like brokers and people who might not fit other categories
and the sandbox team, of course.
And then the product, the game client, the Vox editor, the game maker, the marketplace
and the DAO.
This podcast is the same.
It is Sand DAO.
It's all about the sandbox DAO, educational and news updates.
And the purpose, not just the white paper where it talks about the play, create, own,
govern, earn and monetizing and empowering.
We're also talking about the things that Sebastian Bourget, Arthur Madadid, Yatsu talks about
in, in the sandbox, becoming the cultural capital of the metaverse, empowering creators
and all of that together creates the ecosystem, makes the world go round for us.
Right on.
Scoreboard has not moved because the DAO admin team has been focusing on the DAO delegates.
And I assume now though, we'll go back to looking at SIPs.
I myself and the MetaWorlds team, we have proposed 10 and two of them have been resolved.
One was, one was SIP 14, did not make it because of Quorum.
And hopefully future SIPs no longer have to worry about Quorum because the, the DAO delegates
and all of the participation and camaraderie and cohesion that they bring, there's 12 of
them.
We'll get to them in just a second.
And the rest of them are, are different stuff, revenue options.
And about to fund the podcast, this podcast, different working groups, roadmaps and inventory
filters and Quorum and all sorts of stuff.
Things that I really want to see myself and the, and the sandbox DAO go to vote.
But we'll see.
We're still at nine SIPs approved, which is roughly half of the 16 that have been closed.
Six SIPs not approved and one withdrawn.
Direct book, we're still at 15.5 million budget having spent 2.3 million, which is 15% of
the budget.
We're going to do an update podcast in a little while.
We're going to go over this in detail because I go over it.
I just blow right past it.
But soon we're going to go over the details of, of all of this and what it means.
At DAOBase.ai we're at 15 proposals with 211,000 token holders.
So 12 delegates, you have 211,000 token holders that you can, you can ask for their delegation
to you as delegates.
Voters are active voters.
There's 2200.
Those are the people who have voted so far and they have casted 9,200 votes, almost 10,000.
I am Lancer.
I'm the podcast host of the Sandow podcast, all about the Sandbox DAO, its educational
and news updates.
I am also president of the MetaWorlds group.
We are a studio within, within the sandbox community ecosystem where we published two
different, two different experiences.
One was a Game Maker Fund 2023 called Lava Defense.
And the second one was a Builders Challenge one experience called Floor Droppers.
It's currently in 00 for Alpha Season 4.
Please go check it out.
Hope you enjoy it.
Leave a comment about it if you like it.
And I myself, Lancer, I have a contract negotiation and writing background.
I'm also a program manager of projects or software development.
So the big event.
So sandboxdao.com slash delegation.
If you go there, you will see the 12 delegates.
Let's get into that and start introducing them.
As I mentioned, I've reached out to most of them already to schedule an interview.
It'll be a quick 30 minute hour long if they choose to, but mostly just an introduction
and to start this thing off.
So if you go to sandboxdao.com, you'll see here the ribbon at the top, go to delegation,
click delegation, and then here's the delegation dashboard.
It reads, choose your delegate to vote on your behalf while still keeping full ownership
of your tokens.
You can pick any of the verified delegate listed below.
Your delegation can be changed at any time.
If you click the delegate button, it will bring you to snapshot.
The snapshot.org website and it shortcuts you to delegate.
There is a really good video by Kunta over in sandboxdao website where you input their
address name, keep that little thing green to limit delegation to a specific space.
That space being the sandboxdao.eth.
You hit confirm and then bada bing bada boom.
There you go.
You can already see the delegates right here.
I don't know if they correspond yet.
I guess we can find out in a little while if they are them, but that's it right there.
That's what the button does.
To become a delegate, you click that button and you can go to the type form here where
you can apply to be a delegate.
I covered that in Sandow podcast 28.
If you'd like to see what that looks like and what to expect out of that process, the
interview and the whole nine yards, go to Sandow podcast 28.
You can see that.
But the 12 delegates of the first cohort have been announced.
There are expected to be more delegates.
And an important point that was clarified on the forums is that even though these are
the 12 official approved delegates, you can be a delegate if people delegate to you.
The only difference is these 12 right here were vetted, interviewed, applied and approved
to be sandbox daos, the sandbox dao official delegates.
They have to, they have to agree to a certain specific code of conduct.
I covered that in podcast 28 and what that means conflict of interest.
They can't, they have to disclose conflict of interest.
They cannot submit SIPs.
They have a pretty wide expectation, ethical standards that they have to abide by.
And let's see the 12 that were approved.
The very first one, the hidden walls based out of Singapore.
Secret one is Curchado based out of France.
Mo based out of the United Kingdom.
Airvy based out of the United States.
Robbie also known as Crypto Diplo based out of the United States.
Sevga based out of France.
Secret Miaul based out of Malaysia.
Old one from China, very familiar face, old one.
Hishmad Indonesia.
Roxy Miguel Ecuador by Versenart out of Turkey.
It says Turkey, but they, Turkey changed its name a couple of years ago to Turkey.
And then MoFat from South Korea.
Let's go through each of them.
So the first one, the hidden walls.
The hidden walls has a, okay, it looks like there's a five star rating.
And out of five stars, it's a weighted combination of three criteria, experience, voting, and
activity.
This looks like a rating given by the sandboxed out admin team, probably.
And down here at the bottom, you can see forum votes and experience.
And looks like the forum reads, the forum one reads depth of a delegates past involvement
in DAO governance, knowledge of web three gaming and familiarity with the sandbox and
Enemoka experience.
That's a coefficient of one.
Votes says delegates participation and reliability in voting activities within web three ecosystem
coefficient of one.
And experience reads depth of a delegates past involvement in DAO governance, knowledge
of web three gaming and familiarity with the sandbox and Enemoka ecosystems coefficient
of seven.
Okay.
So for hidden walls reads, looks like a mutant eight by the way, up there in the top left.
The hidden walls profile reads, as your delegate, I will represent you in these three aspects.
One, prioritizing the progress of the ecosystem's future.
Two, protecting the treasury with prudence and sensibility.
Three, the ability to make the unpopular vote if it ensures that both the ecosystem and
the treasury's interests are guarded.
Delegate your voting power to me so that I may represent those values on your behalf.
Okay.
And then you can here click a button called activity and it brings them to their snapshot
profile looks like.
And here you can see the hidden walls.
They are their voting activity for the sandbox DAO.
They voted in all 14 proposals.
And then here you can see how they voted for looks like they voted mostly no, some yeses
and a few abstains.
Okay.
So that is the hidden walls from Singapore.
The next one is Kurt Trado.
Kurt Trado's profile reads, I entered the sandbox as a gamer and found out the power
of Web3 about property.
I am now as well a landowner with over 150 lands and will be diligent bringing the view
of landowners on the different sips, ensuring that value is created fairly to all communities
of the San Fam with a long term horizon.
Got a five star rating on forum, a five star rating on votes and a four and a half star
rating on experience.
You click the activity button.
You'll see that Kurt Trado has voted on 15 proposals and looks like voted mostly yes
and a couple no's.
Let's backtrack a little bit to the hidden walls because that activity did not read well
on the percentage.
Okay.
So it looks like the hidden walls voted on, did vote for all 15.
There must be a glitch on the snapshot because it says a hundred percent and it looks like
voted for.
Yep.
Looks like voted for all 15.
Okay.
So it just must be a website glitch.
All right.
So that is Kurt Trado from France.
Let's go to Moez.Eth.
I can already tell who this is.
This is Mo and you can see there, the profile picture is a board Ape Yacht Club and Kurt
Trado's is a KU from the periodic table.
But back to Mo, you can tell by the snapshot and Moez.Eth is Mo's ETH name.
So his profile reads, a seasoned tokenomics expert and current Apecoin DAO special council
member.
I bring the expertise to elevate governance, foster deep community engagement and build
sustainable growth for the sandbox DAO.
Received a two and a half star rating for forum, two and a half star rating for votes
and four and a half star rating for experience.
Activity to click the blue activity button brings you to snapshot and can see that they
are active in Mocha DAO and Open Campus DAO having voted in 7% of Open Campus DAO proposals
and 92% of Mocha DAO proposals, but no votes recorded for the sandbox DAO.
And let's just peer into Mocha DAO, even though it's not sandbox DAO, let's just see how he
votes a number of fours, some against, abstains.
Okay, so it looks like a pretty healthy spread of four against and abstains in the Mocha
DAO.
And let's take a look at Open Campus DAO.
He's voted four for all the proposals for all five that he's voted for.
Okay, and that is Mo.
The next delegate is Airvy from the United States.
Profile picture, I don't know if that is actually Airvy, but looks like Airvy's profile picture
is a person speaking at a conference.
Profile reads, committed to connecting the sandbox style with broader web three communities,
a work to build synergies that amplify our impact, bringing fresh opportunities and real
world use cases to strengthen our DAO ecosystem.
Okay.
Forum garnered a three star from out of five stars for forum, two and a half stars out
of five for votes and a full five stars for experience.
Let's take a look at the activity.
So per snapshot, Airvy is okay, Airvy snapshot picture has a board eight yacht club profile
picture has been active in three DAOs, eight coin DAO, Mocha DAO and Decentraland DAO.
Decentraland voted on 1% of the proposals.
Mocha DAO voted on 34% of the proposals and eight coin DAO voted on 64% of the proposals.
So Decentraland voted yes to a proposal and the eight coin DAO for Mocha DAO voted mostly
fours some abstains and a few against.
And for eight coin DAO looks like mostly fours a healthy mix of against and some abstains.
Okay.
So, so far we have two, two delegates who are connected to the Mocha DAO and the eight
coin DAO and one delegate connected to Decentraland DAO and another delegate connected to Open
Campus DAO.
All right.
Next one up is Robbie.Eath also known as Crypto Diplo.
Crypto Diplo.
We had him on the podcast.
He is a former SIPP author and that was podcast number 21.
And that was Crypto Diplo SIPP number 13 for NFT Crafting and Drops.
So Crypto Diplo's profile reads, I'm Crypto Diplo and I've been a landowner for five years.
I have two main goals.
One, be a voice for landowners who believe it is the core asset of the project and want
to see it appreciate in price.
Two, be a voice for game developers who believe the sandbox isn't doing enough to focus on
game maker features that make the game development profitable outside of the fund.
And by the fund, I think he means the game maker fund.
Although he could definitely clarify that if we were able to get him back on the podcast
for the introduction.
Received a four and a half star out of five for forum.
Received a four point eight or three, three point eight stars out of five for votes and
received a four and a half stars for experience.
Let's look at Crypto Diplo's activity.
So Robbie.Eath also known as Crypto Diplo has been active in the Metafactory DAO, the
Sandbox DAO and ENS DAO.
Okay, nice.
So for let's go ENS DAO voted once to ratify the constitution.
Awesome.
And Metafactory voted five times, mostly fours, mostly yeses.
And for the Sandbox DAO has voted four times and all of them were were yeses.
Looks like.
Nice.
Okay.
So all of them were yeses.
And that is Crypto Diplo.
Profile picture is a looks like an Egyptian temple.
Next up, Sebga, also another familiar face.
And oh, excuse me, Crypto Diplo is from the United States as is Ari.
Mo is from the United Kingdom.
Sebga from France.
Sebga's profile reads, participate and doubt life by interacting constructively with users.
Try to awaken, stimulate members interest and desire for involvement in the DAO via
the different means that the sandbox makes available, ranging from discord to in game
experience forum is ranked five out of five stars.
And that's quite, Sebga is well known on the forums.
So that makes sense.
And four point or three point eight stars for votes and four stars for experience.
Sebga has been active on Torque Squad DAO, the Sandbox DAO, Seb DAO and Game DAO.
Let's take a look at Torque Squad voted.
I can't tell if that's a yes or no.
Loaded for someone.
And let's go to Game DAO voted.
I can't tell if those are yes or no, but voted for people or options.
And Seb DAO.
If you don't know what Seb DAO is, it is Sebastian Bourget's DAO where he has issued Sebcoin.
Sebastian Bourget, I think, has about one to two hundred thousand voting power and copies
every it's Miradao.
So it mirrors the Sandbox DAO.
When a Sandbox DAO proposal goes to vote, Seb copying paste that to his Seb DAO and.
Will.
If the majority yes vote carries it, then we'll vote yes on the proposal in the Sandbox
DAO with one hundred thousand voting power.
If you the majority vote no, then we'll vote no on the proposal.
So it's it's pretty much a delegate already that's been operating for quite some time.
And Seb has voted yes for both of the proposals that Seb voted on.
And for the Sandbox DAO.
Has voted on 66 percent of the 15 proposals, so voted for 10 and looks like mostly yes
and a few no's with the with an abstain thrown in there.
Profile picture looks like one of the default.
Sand owner pictures or no, maybe that's a default metamask profile picture.
Can't tell and describes as an artist gamer on the sandbox.
Excuse me, the snapshot website.
That's Sebga from France.
Profile picture looks like a voxel voxel avatar.
It's blue.
Next up, secret meow.
The from Malaysia.
Profile picture looks like a blonde person voxel art avatar.
Profile description reads, believe that better tools inspire better creators, better games
and a better sandbox.
Nice.
Three out of five stars for forum.
Three out of five stars for votes and four point five stars for experience.
For sandbox voting record has participated in the sandbox DAO, Seb DAO and Decentraland
DAO.
For the two proposals that secret meal voted on for Decentraland voted yes on both.
For the four proposals voted on and Seb DAO voted half nos and half yeses.
And for the sandbox DAO voted on six proposals voted mostly yeses and a no.
And that is secret meow.
Next is old one.
Old one was on an early podcast for the sand DAO.
It was sand out podcast six with old one.
Old one is connected to mocha CN CN is Chinese community.
So within the mocha verse and the mocha DAO, we've a few of the other delegates have voted
within the mocha DAO.
Old one is co founded one of the largest delegations within the mocha verse called mocha CN.
It's the mocha verse Chinese community.
And if you'd like to know more about old one and how they and how old one has described
that the mocha CN votes go back to episode six, which we did back in July.
Feels like forever ago.
So old one is from China and the profile picture is of a a mocha old ones profile reads every
voice should be heard and every good idea should get the power to thrive.
What a statement.
All right.
So forum gets three out of five stars.
Boats gets three out of five stars and experience gets four and a half stars.
Still good activity.
So old one profile picture on Samba on the profile picture on snapshot has looks like
a crypto punks profile picture.
But old one dot ETH is has participated in mocha DAO and the sandbox style for the six
proposals that old one voted on in mocha DAO looks like voted half against and some fours
and an abstain and for the sandbox style has voted on one proposal voted for game jam.
That was neither a yes nor no.
It was just a which game jam option do you want to select?
And that is old one.
Old one by the way is also the owner of Lulu land.
So Lulu land is a very, very well known experience within the sandbox.
Old one has been part of the sandbox community for a long time, almost the beginning I think.
So if you have played on Lulu land, you have played on one of old ones experiences with
with the Lulu land team.
Next delegate is his mad from Indonesia.
The his mad profile picture is a crypto punk and the profile description reads I'm driven
to contribute to this sandbox community as a delegate.
My goal is to bring Indonesian culture and heritage to life within the virtual world.
That's awesome.
His mad.
I think that's a great a great goal.
So for forum, three out of five stars for votes, three out of five stars and for experience,
four out of five stars.
Look at activity.
His mad has voted within in the sandbox style, Adidas, Dow and Wagamee United fan voting
Dow.
So for Wagamee has voted can't tell if that's yes or no voted for a person.
Adidas voted again can't tell if those are yes or no is voted for people.
And for sandbox style has voted twice.
Both of them.
Yes.
All voted yes for for my proposal and metaverse for disability.
Appreciate that his mad shout out.
We our proposals did not get passed because it didn't make quorum.
Basically that is what the new delegate system will reverse so that everyone, whether yes
or no, gets quorum and has a chance for their proposal to make it.
That is his mad.
All right.
Next is Roxy Miguel from Ecuador, Ecuador, Ecuador, Roxy Miguel.
Sandal picture I'm not sure where this is from looks like a cartoon drawn anime character.
I wouldn't be surprised if Roxy Miguel actually drew this.
Roxy Miguel has been in the quite a number of Sandal podcast chats.
So well known figure also in the forums.
Berserk manga or manga I think it's pronounced Berserk manga is what you you Ola said in
the chat.
Thank you.
You will lace.
I appreciate that.
Roxy Miguel's profile reads as dedicated to empowering and supporting both new and experienced
builders.
I will champion proposals that drive innovation and growth on sandbox together will strengthen
our community and opportunities.
Nice.
Well put Roxy and forum is three out of five stars.
Votes is zero out of five stars.
Experience is four point five out of five stars.
For activity Roxy Miguel doesn't show any activity.
Roxy if you're watching this shoot me a damn please and maybe we have the wrong vault wallet.
What I do know is that when you are undergoing the delegate process and I've gone through
this and interviewed for it so I open to the point where I also got my my rejection notice
and the rationale.
Thank you again Dow team for explaining the rationale.
But I know I had to designate a wallet in the the process and the interview not the
application process.
So maybe Roxy Miguel did vote has been voting with Roxy Miguel's wallet.
But in order to be a delegate decided to use a different wallet.
So Roxy if you wouldn't mind shoot me a message if you really have been voting.
I wouldn't be surprised at all because I mean I've seen Roxy being been active within the
ecosystem so don't know.
But with the Berserk manga profile picture.
Thank you again ULA for the for the reference.
Next up by Versenart.eth from Turkey.
Again Turkey changed its name a couple years ago to Turkey and reads.
I don't know what that profile picture is but it looks awesome.
It's like a multicolored robot.
Whatever that is that's cool.
Profile description reads stay free stay true.
I train the community and Vox editing and game maker on Livestream.
Really OK.
We organize events and distribute prizes through our studio.
In short we get support from the community and we are pioneers in many areas.
I think I can be the voice of the community for the Dow.
Voted three out of five stars for forum.
I vote excuse me given three out of five stars for forum.
Zero out of five stars for votes and four out of five stars for experience.
ULA says fear of the wrong signature for sure.
Is that a is that a collection profile picture collection ULA's.
And let's look at by Versenart voting activity by Versenart also doesn't show any voting
activity on snapshot.
I wonder if.
Could be a new wallet.
I'm sure.
But that is a really cool profile picture.
I'm also I'm also wondering which studio Iverson arts with.
Let's you know what?
I'm going to do a quick little a quick little search on.
Twitch says they live streams so maybe we'll catch by Versenart.
There it is right there.
So.
71 followers sandboxed the game maker voxel artist and NFT artist.
Let's take a look.
OK.
So I'll have to delve in this a little bit later.
But that is by Versenart.
Profile art and last but not least, the 12th delegate is Mo fat from South Korea.
I don't recognize that profile picture looks like a.
Voxel art avatar person.
And profile description reads since 2021 since 2021.
I've been the biggest sandbox YouTuber for the sandbox Korean community.
As an official delegate, I am dedicated to empowering this decentralized community to
shape its own future.
My vision for the sandbox style is to become a pioneering model or decentralized governments
paving the way for communities of the future.
It is both a privilege and responsibility to contribute to this mission.
All right, Mo fat.
Even a three out of five stars for forum, zero out of five stars for votes and five
points, excuse me, four point five out of five stars for experience.
And sandbox keeps saying that snapshot voting activity doesn't have doesn't has any, excuse
me, doesn't have any voting activity either.
And that is Mo fat.
Hey, Yuma, good to see you in chat.
So let's go through just the names one more time.
So the delegate dashboard today, our 12 delegates were announced.
They are the hidden walls from Singapore, Kurt shadow.
ETH from France, Mo as dot ETH from United Kingdom, RV dot ETH from United States, Robbie
dot ETH from United States, Seba from France, secret meow dot ETH from Malaysia, old one
dot ETH from China, his pad from Indonesia, Roxy Miguel from Ecuador, by verson art from
by verson art dot ETH from Turkey and Mo fat from South Korea.
A number of well known names in this list.
People who are have been very active within the sandbox discord and the forums.
Some have been on Sandow podcast before as SIPP authors, others as voting delegates in
other DAOs and well known members of the community, both studio developers, artists, and just
generally people that we have known in the community for quite some time.
Some new faces though, I'd be very interested.
I hope that they if you haven't seen me reach out to you already, please, please, please
send me a tweet or DM or message.
I'm trying to reach out.
There's a couple people I don't know how to contact.
I haven't found their Twitter handles or, or usernames.
So if you don't get a message from me in the next day or two, asking if you'd like to do
an interview, a quick 30 minute introduction, then please message me.
I'm so sorry.
I'm not able to find everyone right off the cuff.
I'll do my best to find everyone's contact info.
Would love to do an introduction.
Like I said, a quick 30 minute or could be longer if need be to introduce each delegate
to the sandbox ecosystem so that we can get the delegate system online, operational, running,
and make Quorum an issue of the past.
So that is the conclusion of the 12 delegates that were announced today.
Awesome.
I'm very, very excited.
And again, I am still here.
I'm still a San Fam.
I'm not taking my bag and running away because I was not chosen as a delegate.
There were many, many dozens of delegate applications, as we know, and I mentioned in podcast 30
or 28 where we covered the delegate system and the interview, many, many delegates systems,
so many that the team wasn't expecting that many.
So it only stands to reason that not everyone's going to get chosen.
And that's fine.
I am still San Fam.
I am still participating in the community.
I'm very congratulations to all 12 delegates.
As I understand it, this is the first cohort, so we can expect more delegates to be chosen.
And if you weren't chosen, you still really want to be a delegate.
You can still be a delegate.
This is just the official list of approved delegates that are featured on the sandbox
Dow website's delegation list.
So if you still want to be a delegate and you and you've thrown in your application
and you aren't chosen, you can still put in the hard work of acquiring delegate power
through convince people to delegate for you.
And again, that delegate button right here is the same delegate button you would use
if you're interested in doing that, where you input their name and hit confirm.
And again, on sandbox DOW's sandbox DOW's YouTube up here in spaces, KUNTA just dropped
a new video, which gives you a quick six minute tutorial on how to do that.
Since the release of the sample, in fact, let's watch that.
Six more minutes isn't going to kill anyone.
So KUNTA launched or released this out this video four hours ago called understanding
the delegation of voting power and the sandbox Dow.
So let's go ahead and go through it.
I love this intro, by the way.
Great music, great animation.
Great.
That's awesome.
Great opener.
Bobby, I love the kind of slide to the left.
That's good.
The word for VETA delegates is a key phrase there, like we mentioned before.
And he has been very responsive, very receptive to communication.
So a communications manager who is very, very involved in communication.
So if you do have questions or concerns, drop him a DM.
He responds quite fast and is on the forums as well.
So there it is.
There's the stuff.
Wait a minute, this is not showing the whole thing.
Cut off.
There we go.
Fix it.
So that's a reference to what we were talking about earlier, where the ecosystem here.
That ecosystem is gamers, game makers, voxel artists, landowners, sandholders, Dow delegates,
participants and the sandbox team.
So if, as you just mentioned, if you hold, if you're a landowner, you hold a token that
you can use to vote.
If you own one land, that is 4,500 voting power.
If you own one sand, that is one voting power.
So both put you within this ecosystem that goes round and round all the time.
And we mentioned that a little bit earlier in the podcast.
So this, this new, what you see right here is a new way that they have revamped the proposal
dashboard.
You didn't used to be able to see quorum and a lot of different things.
You just had to click it and it would, it would bring you to like a sub sub page.
But now you can see which ones did not make quorum.
And let's just go back to here.
Yes.
So this is the, the spread of, of all the sips.
This is the, this is the Dow checkbook that I'll do an episode on in the future.
So of the 15, of the 15 proposals, you can see the ones in red, those six did not make
quorum.
All right.
And those are the, all six that did not pass within the sandbox Dow.
So all, all six that did not pass, did not pass because of quorum.
Hence the reason why the delegate system has been pushed so hard and so fast so that we
can turn that around.
So sip number 16 doesn't have to deal with a quorum issue.
Sips one through seven did pass as a sip 11 and 12 and sip three, one reason why it's
marked green is because that is a, that it was a revenue sip as in it gained money.
The Dow gained money as a result of that.
The others that are marked yellow were expense sips, meaning they, they took money out of
the Dow.
They cost the Dow money.
Again I'll do a, I'll do an episode in the future as to how all that works.
Once I do some updating of the, the wallets that have decreased some of these budgets,
which wasn't intuitive to me until recently actually.
So I need to do that in the future.
Let's get back to the video.
Oh, that's something I want to note there was his verbiage is very interesting.
So if you, let's just, let's reread, re-listen to that one.
Closed.
So not rejected or accepted.
And the reason why that is important is because very recently there, there was an update to
the SIP guidelines and that was Sandel podcast, just a couple ago, Sandel podcast 35, 35 talked
about the, the SIP, the new SIP voting.
And one of the rules for the new SIP process was that, see if I can, see if I can get it.
One of the rules for the new SIP process was that if your SIP fails, you have to, you have
to wait 30 days.
And one of the questions I had was if your SIP doesn't meet quorum, is that still a failure?
I thought maybe it might be because it wasn't accepted, but the way that, that Kunta just
described it makes it seem like it's neither accepted or failure.
I'm trying to find it here.
It's got to be around here somewhere.
It's in one of these.
It's either the submission checklist or maybe it was ineligible SIPs.
One of these has a list of that in it.
But anyways, you have to wait, I think 30 days, 30 days, I'm pretty sure.
Take a look.
Then comes, yeah, 30 days.
So if rejected, resubmit.
And so he said it doesn't mean it's rejected.
It just is closed.
So I wonder if that means that all the SIPs, all six SIPs that were not, that did not pass
because of quorum, if that means they weren't rejected.
Interesting point.
I didn't, I didn't know that until he just said that.
Juma says, I think it's okay if you weren't picked as one of the 12 delegates.
I know you will still be able to influence from other angles.
Thanks Juma.
I appreciate that.
That's very kind of you to say.
You will play says you have to be in stake for power.
I'll try to improve my stats.
I haven't been in sandbox since 2021.
Gotcha.
Okay.
Not me quorum.
So back to the video.
That's why you're going to look around.
And you can tell he recorded this before all the delegates were announced today because
it says no verified delegates yet right there, which we just did, which as we noted in Sandel
podcast 28 was very extensive.
It's a very high standards of ethics and integrity that that delegates must abide by, which
you know, I've submitted six of them, so I can, I can understand one of the reasons why
I might not have been picked.
So those ratings are, I was wondering what he, what he meant by that.
But as we just learned ecosystem knowledge ratings were those three factors that, that
they wrote it, that they were rated on votes, experience and form.
So how active were they in the forum?
How many, what was their voting participation and how experienced are they in web three
and everything else and doubts, which we went through.
So here, here's a tutorial for how you make someone a delegate starting now.
You can do that.
And that was Sandel podcast 28 again.
If you want to see what that form looks like, I do a dry rehearsal of that form where you
can see what the application looks like.
If you'd like to do it for yourself, if you want to be a delegate, apply your quick side
note there snapshot.org is version one version two is now snapshot.box.
It too has a new interface.
You kind of see that little blue button right there at the top.
Oh, it won't let me, but that little blue button right there will bring you to snapshot.box,
which is the new version of snapshot.org.
And so I saw that some of the, the delegate profiles, when you click the voting history
brought you to snapshot.box.
Some of them brought you to the old snapshot.org either works here.
As he's, if you can't read what he's doing, he's, he's putting in name.eth.
So for us, now that we know who the delegates are, let's just say you want a Kurt Schado
right here, delegate number two on the list.
You would input Kurt Schado.eth.
Click the little blue button, input Kurt Schado.eth right there.
And there you go.
See what else we have to do.
So the reason why that's important is because if you are involved in multiple, multiple
DOWs, which will show up right here on the left, all the DOWs that you're involved in
that you voted on, if you don't select that button, then you are allowing them, you are
delegating to, I guess all of them.
I'm not exactly sure, but it's the opposite of only allow them to delegate, only delegating
them your voting power for the sandbox DOW.eth.
I've actually never, I've never done that before.
So I don't really know how that works.
If the delegate votes and they vote your voting power, can you then, you can change your vote.
So I've never tried that.
That'd be very interesting to see how that happens.
Love you too, Kunda.
Right on.
So there you have it.
That right there, you have your delegates, you have your process by which you delegate,
what delegation is and happy voting.
So let's close out today's episode.
We actually do have a question and Yuma asked, how do delegates work?
Can you choose a different delegate for each SIP?
Yuma, I'm pretty sure the answer to that is no.
When you delegate your wallet, you delegate to a single individual for a specific snapshot
space.
So the space is sandboxdow.eth.
That is the lowest that you can delegate.
If you have multiple DOWs, then you can, you can click that green button and it will only
delegate that, but you can't delegate specific SIPs that I've seen.
And there we go.
Thank you for the question, Yuma.
I don't have any other open topics except maybe I'm still here.
I'm not going anywhere.
It's okay.
I'm not angry.
I'm not anything.
It's just, I'm happy that we have delegates.
I'm happy that the system is evolving, that our community is growing and that we have
a chance to expand our ecosystem by including more people who can garner participation,
garner teamwork, garner communication and cooperation.
So I'm happy.
I'm happy at all.
No hard feelings at all.
Okay.
And that will close out today's episode.
So that episode number 37 is locked in.
Episode number 38 is supposed to be, hopefully, is the review of the DOW constitution, the
articles of association and the memos of association.
So it's incorporation, it's association.
And so my review and analysis of that, it's been coming for quite some time ever since
I did episode 34, which was the birth of the sandbox DOW.
Those were all meant to be one episode, but the birth of the sandbox DOW ended up being
so big that it had to make it its own episode, which was the revelation of all the different
entities at play within the sandbox DOW.
Now we're going to look at, for episode 38, what do the founding documents of the DOW
say and how is it connected to the legal entities that we know are involved and what the ecosystem
actually functions as.
There's some really, really interesting stuff that I found as I've delved into, came in
Islands Law and reread the DOW constitution and the articles and the memos with a fresh
take after learning a bunch of stuff about DOW and becoming a certified DOW person for
the blockchain council just a couple of weeks ago and applying that knowledge.
And some of the stuff even I'm learning within the Apecoin DOW having a positive effect on
how to read some of these things happening in the sandbox DOW because they're similarly
structured in many ways.
Episode 39 coming up, I have a couple interviews, not withstanding the potential DOW delegate
interviews, I have in continuation of my DOW lessons, lessons from other DOWs miniseries,
I'm going to be interviewing a former writer of DOW Times who is a news website that covers
a lot of DOW topics and then an upcoming interview with Z-Fi and Rowan from formerly known as
Bankless DOW, now called Black Flag DOW.
And the really interesting things they've been up to in transitioning from one type
of DOW structure to another type of DOW structure and how do you deal with an entity, a name
that is associated with another entity and another, the same name, how do you split that
apart when it becomes no longer possible for you to have that same name as the other entity?
Very, very interesting and one of the main reasons why I want to do that was because
the sandbox DOW shares a name with the sandbox company, the sandbox game.
So trademarked most likely, I didn't research that, maybe I should trademarked and copyrighted
most likely by the sandbox company, but also the sandbox DOW has the same name.
What could that future look like if it goes the wrong direction?
Bankless DOW now called Black Flag DOW has a lesson for us to learn there and I'm looking
really forward to talking with Z-Fi and Rowan from there.
Delegate interviews, pretty much I'm going to be focusing on delegate interviews as many
as I can do and as short time as possible so that you all can hear the specifics of
a person's viewpoint and what they want to do with their delegated power.
And then after that, quickly in short, short weeks, I'll be doing a follow up of the Magic
Palette with Pepe who just recently announced beta so if you did not know, he put a tweet
from his Sandrush Twitter account.
Please go check it out if you want to be a beta user for Magic Palette.
It is an awesome program.
I highly recommend you go check that out.
It's going to make developing experiences so much easier.
And I didn't put it up here yet, but also I'll be doing a follow up of the Sandbox Academy
SIP which is Mark Baggo.
He has been doing the Sandbox Academy stuff.
Where is that?
It was podcast number, SIP number 12 and podcast number 12.
Oh, excuse me, SIP number 11, podcast number 12.
So the Sandbox Academy in the Philippines is what that is.
He has some updates for us, some really, really cool stuff that I'm excited for him to share
about progress that he's made in the Philippines with the Sandbox Academy.
And then after that, I'll be jumping into my Sandbox Ecosystem series which is a deep
dive into the makings and the flow of the ecosystem as it relates to the DAO, another
one on the creators, another one on the market, and another one on gamers within the Sandbox
DAO, excuse me, the Sandbox, not the Sandbox DAO, Sandbox Ecosystem.
There we go.
So those are some upcoming episodes I'm pretty excited to do.
So for Sandbox Spaces, if you are interested in collaborating, connecting, relationship
building, here are the places, delegates, talking to you mostly right now, here are
the places in which you do that.
So on Discord, the Sandbox game has a channel called DAO Discussion.
Highly recommend you go in there and start chatting with people, delegates.
Then there is the Sandbox DAO Forum.
That's also a place where I recommend you go introduce yourself, delegates.
Here on Twitter and X, this one's a little bit different.
You're going to have to kind of surf the hashtags.
The three hashtags that I see used the most are hashtag Sandfam, hashtag the Sandbox DAO,
hashtag the Sandbox game.
Those are the three I've seen the most so far.
And you can also look at the Sandbox DAO Twitter account, X account, follow it, and also follow
our people, our new delegates.
I sent out a tweet, the tweet for this episode, podcast 37.
Take a look at the tweet itself.
I added all of the user X Twitter handles of the 12 delegates that I could.
There are a few I couldn't find.
And then YouTube.
Right now we have, that doesn't look right.
Let's update that because there are three now.
There have been three from quite some time.
There we go.
So for YouTube, there are three channels of interest I would point you to.
One is the official Sandbox DAO YouTube channel, which just started up, looks a little bit
like this, has the two episodes from it or the two videos.
One is Kuntas introduction from four weeks ago.
And then the understanding the delegation voting power that we just watched post five,
four hours ago.
The second one is San Fam Cafe, which is, which is run by Kunt, not Kuntas, it's run
by Bruno, also known as Pickaxe Master.
He usually does one every month, but he's, he's been taken, taken a break since his last
episode about a month ago, a month ago ish, somewhere around there.
And we did an episode with him.
That was, what was that?
Episode 17 down there in the bottom left, San Fam and DAO and Builders challenge with
Pickaxe Master.
Okay.
And then last but not least is Sandow podcast, the one you're watching right now.
Sandbox spaces.
There are four sandbox ish spaces that happen a week.
One is a mocha verse hall also called United Grand Halls on Monday.
On Tuesday there is, excuse me, Saturday there's Bulls on the Block.
They do eight coin Dow and also cover sandbox Dow, whereas mocha verse hall covers sandbox,
mocha, eight coin, open campus, I think Forbes.
So they cover quite a bit in one episode.
Monday through Friday is coffee with captain.
It's primarily an eight coin Dow focus, but they do cover sandbox from time to time.
And then whale members.
So whale, they launched their own Dow recently, but whale members is one of the largest land
owners in all of sandbox.
I think they have 1600 lands.
They do natively digital on Tuesdays.
Check them out.
They're mostly about NFT art, but they are a major land owner for a sandbox.
So they cover that too.
All right.
Thank you all for your time.
Thank you for listening to the new delegates.
Today we talked about the new delegates that were announced.
There are 12 of them.
Please take a look.
And if you agree with any one of them, please delegate your voting power.
If you don't agree with them, you are still able to delegate your voting power to anyone
you choose.
But take a look at the 12 that were announced today and we will now raid out.
See you soon fam.