Question about decentralization
- BranermusOP
Hi
You will see question at the end of this text.
Beginning
I’m not a dev, not a person who actively take part in any project or government. I’m regular person who entered NEAR ecosystem and contributing in activities.
Midstory
So as a man who is not enough smart for coding but have some money for investing - I’m trying to find projects which can be interesting in future for community and I can get benefits on a long-term. I’m making deep research about each project which I wanna invest in and within year (yes, it’s my experience with NEAR) I noticed next:- same persons could be responsible for significant amount of different projects. As an almost 15 years experience in fiat-world I don’t think that hard and soft skills may be completely vary in crypto-world. Regarding that - impossible to manage/develop/advertise a lot of stuff at the same time with proper expectations. The biggest concern for me, and as an example - @Aescobar (I do not question the professionalism of this person).
But he/she/them not only one example. I saw and continuing see a lot of “mixed” roles for the same person.
Conclusion
Just as promised at the beginning - question time. But you get more than one question
Is it ok with decentralization when 20-30 people could be responsible for 100 positions?
Do they have zero impact on whole wave of esosystems progression?
Are you sure that it’s a proper way?
Because VBs, elections showed that community are not working now. And will not work in future witha cauldron in which the same borscht is cooked with the same ingredients, but for some reason everyone expects a different taste every time
- same persons could be responsible for significant amount of different projects. As an almost 15 years experience in fiat-world I don’t think that hard and soft skills may be completely vary in crypto-world. Regarding that - impossible to manage/develop/advertise a lot of stuff at the same time with proper expectations. The biggest concern for me, and as an example - @Aescobar (I do not question the professionalism of this person).