The Toxicity in the DAO

[Ozymandias]

Politics always bring in their dose of toxicity. The interactions in the DCL DAO have been no exception.

@ginoct

Finally, the toxicity we’ve been facing, with issues of personal and professional harassment made it clear that we need to double down our efforts in community stewardship.

@Canessa

I’ve had countless DM’s of people asking for my vote on their proposals that will give them monetary gain

@web3nit

DAO’s Discord Toxicity also requires attention. At present, there is a DAO committee member who bans and unbans members at their own discretion, ignoring the community-approved code of ethics. This kind of unilateral control should end to ensure fair and transparent governance discussions.

@yemel

Discord has become a pain point due to toxicity, hindering meaningful discussions and effective governance. Possible solutions include closing the DAO’s Discord channel and moving discussions to the forum for more structured exchanges, delegating Discord moderation to the operational team for consistent management, or merging DAO discussions with the Foundation’s Discord under clearer moderation guidelines. The goal is to foster a healthier environment for debate.

[Ozymandias]

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