[ARCHIVE] s1 Budget Proposal: D_D Women aka Developer DAO women

Summary

D_D Women budget application for Season 1. It defines the high-level goals of the team, our plans to deliver, the core team and the proposed budget. The proposed budget is 4420 $CODE to be distributed over four months.

Mission and Goals

D_D Women supports the mission of Developer DAO of promoting diversity while creating a social layer and safe space within the DAO and in web3. Therefore, the project will attempt to achieve the following goals:

  • Maintain the Social layer for people who identify as Women and Nonbinary
  • Promoting the diversity in web3 as one of the main objectives and initiatives
  • Helping to bring the discussion about diversity among web3 communities while encouraging the male ally to be part of the discussion also

Brand usage

D_D women will be a team or project under the D_D brand identity

Scope of work:

D_D Women will work to have a foundational base that will enable future success, with the following goals for Season 1:

  • Creating a social layer for people who identify as Women and Nonbinary
  • Promoting diversity and bring our more discussions among web3 communities while including ally to the conversation (We have added a new role “Ally” for people outside of women and nonbinary)

The following are the actions proposed to support these initiatives:

Define Core Team

A core guild team is required for managing all of the process, infrastructure, strategy, and supporting team and promoting the team culture.

  • ExplorerGeek#4712
  • meowy#0476
  • Canna (She/They)#1190
  • lu.an#9388

Define Bounty Program

In addition to the Core Tasks, the team will have individual strategic tasks with a defined reward. Any member of the DAO can volunteer to do a Bounty at any time. The task must be delivered before the end of the Season, and should be reviewed and approved by another member of the Core Team for the rewards to be released.

Define Core Tasks

Any member can volunteer for any of the following permanent tasks. The amount of $CODE allocated is based on the average proposed in the $CODE Rewards proposal.

Role Candidate Tasks to perform $CODE
Core Team ExplorerGeek#4712 Core contributor and advisor 720
Core Team meowy#0476 Core contributor and founder of (and leading) the Team 720
Core Team Canna (She/They)#1190 Core contributor and Team Operations 720
Core Team lu.an#9388 Core contributor and Advisor(Ally) 720

Define Bounty Program

In addition to the Core Tasks, the team will have individual strategic tasks with a defined reward. Any member of the DAO can volunteer to do a Bounty at any time. The task must be delivered before the end of the Season, and should be reviewed and approved by another member of the Core Team for the rewards to be released.

Bounty Description Reward
Maintaiting Twitter Maintaining twitter and retweeting 240 $CODE
Creating Content Creating custom content for twitter every week as Developer DAO Women 500 $CODE
Having community discussions and initiatives about diversity Creating community discussion and funneling DAO conversation about diversity to create a safe space 300 $CODE
Creating opportunities for our members Teaming up with more women and nonbinary communities to create opportunities for our members 500 $CODE

Success Metrics and KPIs

  • Onboarding more women and nonbinary members to the DAO and supporting them
  • Managing the social layer of women and nonbinary members
  • Creating at least one diversity community conversation and involvement within the DAO
  • Creating opportunities for at least two members

Note: Developer DAO Women team was formed April 8 and is one of the newest teams. So, the Success Metrics and KPIs will be different from other teams that are more mature and had the time to explore the community.

Financial implications

This is the detailed list of all $CODE requirements for the goals of the project:

Concept S1 $CODE
Permanent Tasks 2880
Bounties 1540
TOTAL 4420

ENS: devdaowomen.eth was brought by kyleecodes#4765 Reimburse amount : to be calculated at $1,972.18 / ETH

Next Steps

  • Discussion in Developer DAO women team- June 16
  • Submit a reviewed proposal to Forum for further review - June 17
  • Submit final proposal for voting - June 17
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Absolutely love the language you have used, and really glad you have given me a badge in this needed continuous push with which I’m really proud to wear.
Your ally for life.

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@Piablo I’m happy that you liked it man, we already created an ALLY role with “:orange_heart:”, if you go to devdao-women category and in start here channel.

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If you click on start-here you will see “:orange_heart:” role, get your ally role from there by reacting the :orange_heart:, fren.

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I love it, you :fire:starter!!!

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As mentioned by @Cannablitch - I totally agree, and think it’s a great idea to utilize Twitter Spaces. Part of ‘public goods’ is the need for being public. And the reliance on token-gated spaces should arguably be for privacy reasons, and for the sake of providing some cohesive infrastructure or framework.

I’d like to encourage us in the DAO, to adopt the term ‘Quests’ instead of ‘bounty’ due to some of its connotations. I’ve been reminding us of this recently, in the Community Guild syncs. See the following link:

It’s under a section titled ‘Important Reminder: Language :warning:

Three Questions:

  1. What’s the role/function of the Twitter account?

  2. Based on the above, what would then constitute ‘maintaining’ ?

  3. What is the frequency with which you want tweets/retweets to go out? I ask this Q in particular, because the main D_D twitter account is noisy as fuck. But I understand the context for why that is - it largely exists to spotlight builders and initiatives within web3. But it can become difficult to find specific data/information. Due to Twitter’s algorithm, I miss a tonne of stuff that gets tweeted, because the main D_D account is firing off a bunch of tweets and retweets every day.

Sub-accounts such as D_D Women, School of Code, AxisOne etc should ideally be where people come, to get clarity on specific parts of the Developer DAO ecosystem. And considering the frequency is going to be a core element in trying to cater to that.

I know @Cannablitch suggested recruiting from social media or potentially even partnering with AxisOne, and specifying that it caters to QBIPOC"

And just want to remind everyone that all inputs and suggestions are welcomed, as it pertains to the AxisOne Program. @aakansha12 and I will begin to schedule regular sync meetings, in the coming fortnight. As a reminder, here’s the announcement I put out a few days ago:

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