I agree that "buy my token, send it to me and I vote you" is the functional equivalent of a bidbot. If we don't like bidbots, here they are. I think some effort should be taken to research and "name names". I feel like there might be 50 of these such schemes.
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I can name names :) it's easy.
Let's make a list! If you do onchain, please tag me, or send me the post somehow within the 24 hour upvote window!
LOL. I can make a list.
You know the problem with a list though. No list is perfect. A list is always based on boundary conditions, and in real world, all boundaries are fuzzy.
No need to upvote, but thank you for the gesture.
"you can't tell me what to do" 🤣
I'm stubborn like that, but I do work in open source. I would support a first draft, can be added too, worked on, by others.
The issue is, I think in the fourth dimension. After the most egregious cases of "buy my token, send it to me and I vote you", we are going to find more and more layers of casually more complex "things going on".
I think: details matter.
I would like to start at the top and work our way through, as a community. Loudly and verbosely. Give all the middling egreegers time to think and change their scripts.
Eventually, we will stop (i hope) because: details matter.
I think communication helps.
If you give people an ability to abuse. I can guarantee you they will abuse it. This is true for all mass projects
This is just true for the entire world regardless of whatever system is running it x)