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| + | '''Compensation''' <!--Brief Explination of Process--> The process in which Contributors can be compensated for their work via the DAO. | ||
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| − | == | + | =Introduction= |
| + | <!-- What is the ultimate goal of this process, Why does This Process exist --> | ||
| + | * To incentivize further development & operation of Bisq | ||
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| + | =Infrastructure= | ||
| + | <!-- What Infrastructure does this process utilise/Need ? --> | ||
| + | ==GitHub== | ||
| + | * Write Permissions to issues for [https://github.com/bisq-network/compensation/issues compensation repository]. | ||
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| + | =Roles= | ||
| + | <!--Which roles have duties assigned for this process? --> | ||
| + | ==[[Admin Team]]== <!-- Which team is this role from --> | ||
| + | ===[[Compensation Maintainer]]=== <!-- What's the role --> | ||
| + | * Managing the Compensation Requests | ||
| − | === Compensation | + | ==[[BSQ Explorer Team]]== |
| + | ==[[Dev Team]]== | ||
| + | ==[[Growth Team]]== | ||
| + | ==[[Ops Team]]== | ||
| + | ==[[Support Team]]== | ||
| + | ===All Contributors=== | ||
| + | * Submit Compensation Requests | ||
| + | ===All Team Leads=== | ||
| + | * Approve / Review their Team's requests | ||
| + | =Process= | ||
| + | ==Step 0== | ||
| + | <!-- Are there any Pre-Tasks that need to be done --> | ||
| + | === [[Compensation Maintainer]] === | ||
==== Announce BSQ-USD exchange rate ==== | ==== Announce BSQ-USD exchange rate ==== | ||
| + | Since proposal [https://github.com/bisq-network/compensation/issues/114 #114], compensation requests should use a 90-day average to calculate a value for BSQ and mitigate its volatility. | ||
| + | At the end of a Bisq DAO Cycle and beginning of a new one, The [[Compensation Maintainer]] should create a pinned issue with the title: <code>BSQ rate for Cycle X is Y.YY USD per 1 BSQ</code> and a screenshot of DAO Dashboard to announce the rates for the ongoing cycle. | ||
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| + | ==== Announce request submission deadline ==== | ||
| + | To give time for team leads to discuss and review Compensation Requests, requests need to be <code>Ready for review</code> one week prior to the end of current cycle's proposal phase. [[File:Compensation_board.png|400px|right|thumb|Compensation board]]The date and reminders will be announced at [https://github.com/orgs/bisq-network/teams/dao/discussions/ @bisq-network/dao], the [https://github.com/orgs/bisq-network/projects/5 Compensation board] and [https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=adfiuiokq9jtac8t9keomc00b0%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=Europe%2FMadrid Events Calendar] | ||
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| + | ==Step 1== | ||
| + | <!-- Step 1 --> | ||
| − | + | === Contributor === | |
| + | ==== Create your compensation request issue ==== | ||
| − | + | If you wish to request compensation for the current [[Glossary#DAO Cycle|cycle]], you should [https://docs.bisq.network/compensation.html#submit-your-compensation-request create a compensation request issue] no later than '''one week prior''' to the end of the current cycle's proposal phase. This is in order to allow time for review by your [[Team Lead]]. Reminders about this deadline are sent every cycle to the [https://github.com/bisq-network/teams/dao @bisq-network/dao] team, so you should make sure you are watching discussions for that team. | |
| − | + | WIP (Work in Progress) compensation requests may be submitted with a <code>[WIP]</code> prefix in the title, e.g. <code>[WIP] For Cycle 10</code>. Such WIP requests are assumed not to be ready for review until the WIP prefix is removed. This allows you a convenient way to incrementally add content to a compensation request throughout the course of a cycle without triggering a review prematurely. To indicate that a WIP compensation request is now ready for review, remove the <code>[WIP]</code> prefix from the compensation request issue and add a comment stating ''"This request is ready for review"''. Any compensation request submitted without a WIP prefix will be assumed to be ready for review. | |
| + | === Compensation Maintainer === | ||
==== Triage incoming requests ==== | ==== Triage incoming requests ==== | ||
| − | The Compensation Maintainer watches the [https://github.com/bisq-network/compensation/issues compensation repository] and proceeds to triage: | + | The [[Compensation Maintainer]] watches the [https://github.com/bisq-network/compensation/issues compensation repository] and proceeds to triage: |
| − | Incoming issues are classified as <code>Work in progress</code> if they have <code>[WIP]</code> at the beginning of the title or as <code>In Review</code> if they don't. Compensation Maintainer assigns 'In review' issues to corresponding team leads after looking at the content of the request. When in doubt, Compensation Maintainer should ask in the issue which team leaders are | + | Incoming issues are classified as <code>Work in progress</code> if they have <code>[WIP]</code> at the beginning of the title or as <code>In Review</code> if they don't. Compensation Maintainer assigns 'In review' issues to the corresponding team leads after looking at the content of the request. When in doubt, Compensation Maintainer should ask in the issue which team leaders are appropriate for the issue. |
The Compensation Maintainer should transition reviewed requests with DAO proposals transaction ID submitted to <code>Proposal Submitted</code> column. | The Compensation Maintainer should transition reviewed requests with DAO proposals transaction ID submitted to <code>Proposal Submitted</code> column. | ||
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Triage is controlled from the Compensation board, drag-and-dropping issues and using "add cards" to triage incoming issues, and directly from the issues, using the "projects" section in the right sidebar. | Triage is controlled from the Compensation board, drag-and-dropping issues and using "add cards" to triage incoming issues, and directly from the issues, using the "projects" section in the right sidebar. | ||
| − | == | + | ==Step 2== |
| − | + | === Team Lead === | |
| + | ==== Review team member requests ==== | ||
| − | + | When a team lead is assigned to a compensation request issue, they should promptly review it with regard to whether the work meets the definition of delivered, and whether it fits within the team budget. The team lead should add feedback and comments as appropriate, and assign the contributor to the issue to indicate that they are expected to respond to the review. | |
| − | + | When the review process is complete, i.e. all team lead feedback has been addressed, the team lead should add a comment asking the contributor to submit their proposal to DAO and to post the resulting TXID in a comment. | |
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| + | === [[Stakeholder]] === | ||
| + | ==== Review contributor requests ==== | ||
| + | Remember that just as stakeholders may vote on any DAO proposal, stakeholders may review any contributor's compensation request. To do so, simply add your review feedback in the form of a comment, and react to the compensation request issue with a thumbs-up, thumbs-down or confused face emoji as appropriate. Note that with the exception of team leads, there is no obligation to perform these reviews, and in general you should only review compensation requests that you are knowledgeable about. | ||
=== Contributor === | === Contributor === | ||
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==== Incorporate review feedback for your request ==== | ==== Incorporate review feedback for your request ==== | ||
| − | When your team lead or other stakeholders review your compensation request, they will provide any feedback or requests for changes in the form of a comment on your request issue. Please respond to it promptly. When there is no further feedback, your team lead will add a comment asking you to submit this compensation request as a DAO proposal. | + | When your team lead or other stakeholders review your compensation request, they will provide any feedback or requests for changes in the form of a comment on your request issue. Please respond to it promptly. |
| + | When there is no further feedback, your team lead will add a comment asking you to submit this compensation request as a DAO proposal. You may now Procedure to Step 3 | ||
| + | ==Step 3== | ||
| + | === Contributor === | ||
==== Submit your request as a DAO proposal ==== | ==== Submit your request as a DAO proposal ==== | ||
Follow the instructions on how to [https://docs.bisq.network/compensation.html#file-your-compensation-request-in-the-dao file your compensation request as a DAO proposal]. When complete, add a comment to your proposal issue that includes the transaction ID of your proposal. | Follow the instructions on how to [https://docs.bisq.network/compensation.html#file-your-compensation-request-in-the-dao file your compensation request as a DAO proposal]. When complete, add a comment to your proposal issue that includes the transaction ID of your proposal. | ||
| − | === | + | ==Step 4== |
| + | === Compensation Maintainer === | ||
| + | ==== Archive previous cycle requests at the end of the proposal phase ==== | ||
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| + | At the completion of the current cycle's proposal phase, the Compensation Maintainer should [https://help.github.com/en/github/managing-your-work-on-github/archiving-cards-on-a-project-board archive] all issues in the <code>Done</code> column from the previous phase. | ||
| − | + | The reason for waiting to archive these issues is so that contributors can easily see how many requests were made in the last phase, to quickly find their own prior request, and to to easily review which ones were accepted and rejected. We archive them at the end of the proposal phase in order to keep the board clean and make room for requests in the current phase to populate the <code>Done</code> column. | |
| − | When | + | ==== Close current cycle requests after the vote reveal phase ==== |
| + | When the reveal vote phase is complete, the Compensation Maintainer should take the following steps: | ||
| − | + | # Label each compensation request issue as <code>was:accepted</code> or <code>was:rejected</code> according to the vote result | |
| + | # Close the issue with a comment that reads "Closing as accepted" or "Closing as rejected". | ||
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| + | Once closed, the issues will automatically transition to the <code>Done</code> column of the board where they remain for reference until they are archived at the end of the next cycle's proposal phase (as per the section above). | ||
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| − | = | + | =Evaluation= |
| − | + | <!-- Did this process work? Was there a deviation? --> | |
| + | <!-- Who does this get escalated to? --> | ||
| + | =Guidelines= | ||
| + | <!-- Useful facts gained via the arcane knowledge of wise ones --> | ||
| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category:Process]] |
Revision as of 18:06, 27 April 2020
Compensation The process in which Contributors can be compensated for their work via the DAO.
Contents
Introduction
- To incentivize further development & operation of Bisq
Infrastructure
GitHub
- Write Permissions to issues for compensation repository.
Roles
Admin Team
Compensation Maintainer
- Managing the Compensation Requests
BSQ Explorer Team
Dev Team
Growth Team
Ops Team
Support Team
All Contributors
- Submit Compensation Requests
All Team Leads
- Approve / Review their Team's requests
Process
Step 0
Compensation Maintainer
Announce BSQ-USD exchange rate
Since proposal #114, compensation requests should use a 90-day average to calculate a value for BSQ and mitigate its volatility.
At the end of a Bisq DAO Cycle and beginning of a new one, The Compensation Maintainer should create a pinned issue with the title: BSQ rate for Cycle X is Y.YY USD per 1 BSQ and a screenshot of DAO Dashboard to announce the rates for the ongoing cycle.
Announce request submission deadline
To give time for team leads to discuss and review Compensation Requests, requests need to be Ready for review one week prior to the end of current cycle's proposal phase.
The date and reminders will be announced at @bisq-network/dao, the Compensation board and Events Calendar
Step 1
Contributor
Create your compensation request issue
If you wish to request compensation for the current cycle, you should create a compensation request issue no later than one week prior to the end of the current cycle's proposal phase. This is in order to allow time for review by your Team Lead. Reminders about this deadline are sent every cycle to the @bisq-network/dao team, so you should make sure you are watching discussions for that team.
WIP (Work in Progress) compensation requests may be submitted with a [WIP] prefix in the title, e.g. [WIP] For Cycle 10. Such WIP requests are assumed not to be ready for review until the WIP prefix is removed. This allows you a convenient way to incrementally add content to a compensation request throughout the course of a cycle without triggering a review prematurely. To indicate that a WIP compensation request is now ready for review, remove the [WIP] prefix from the compensation request issue and add a comment stating "This request is ready for review". Any compensation request submitted without a WIP prefix will be assumed to be ready for review.
Compensation Maintainer
Triage incoming requests
The Compensation Maintainer watches the compensation repository and proceeds to triage:
Incoming issues are classified as Work in progress if they have [WIP] at the beginning of the title or as In Review if they don't. Compensation Maintainer assigns 'In review' issues to the corresponding team leads after looking at the content of the request. When in doubt, Compensation Maintainer should ask in the issue which team leaders are appropriate for the issue.
The Compensation Maintainer should transition reviewed requests with DAO proposals transaction ID submitted to Proposal Submitted column.
Triage is controlled from the Compensation board, drag-and-dropping issues and using "add cards" to triage incoming issues, and directly from the issues, using the "projects" section in the right sidebar.
Step 2
Team Lead
Review team member requests
When a team lead is assigned to a compensation request issue, they should promptly review it with regard to whether the work meets the definition of delivered, and whether it fits within the team budget. The team lead should add feedback and comments as appropriate, and assign the contributor to the issue to indicate that they are expected to respond to the review.
When the review process is complete, i.e. all team lead feedback has been addressed, the team lead should add a comment asking the contributor to submit their proposal to DAO and to post the resulting TXID in a comment.
Stakeholder
Review contributor requests
Remember that just as stakeholders may vote on any DAO proposal, stakeholders may review any contributor's compensation request. To do so, simply add your review feedback in the form of a comment, and react to the compensation request issue with a thumbs-up, thumbs-down or confused face emoji as appropriate. Note that with the exception of team leads, there is no obligation to perform these reviews, and in general you should only review compensation requests that you are knowledgeable about.
Contributor
Incorporate review feedback for your request
When your team lead or other stakeholders review your compensation request, they will provide any feedback or requests for changes in the form of a comment on your request issue. Please respond to it promptly. When there is no further feedback, your team lead will add a comment asking you to submit this compensation request as a DAO proposal. You may now Procedure to Step 3
Step 3
Contributor
Submit your request as a DAO proposal
Follow the instructions on how to file your compensation request as a DAO proposal. When complete, add a comment to your proposal issue that includes the transaction ID of your proposal.
Step 4
Compensation Maintainer
Archive previous cycle requests at the end of the proposal phase
At the completion of the current cycle's proposal phase, the Compensation Maintainer should archive all issues in the Done column from the previous phase.
The reason for waiting to archive these issues is so that contributors can easily see how many requests were made in the last phase, to quickly find their own prior request, and to to easily review which ones were accepted and rejected. We archive them at the end of the proposal phase in order to keep the board clean and make room for requests in the current phase to populate the Done column.
Close current cycle requests after the vote reveal phase
When the reveal vote phase is complete, the Compensation Maintainer should take the following steps:
- Label each compensation request issue as
was:acceptedorwas:rejectedaccording to the vote result - Close the issue with a comment that reads "Closing as accepted" or "Closing as rejected".
Once closed, the issues will automatically transition to the Done column of the board where they remain for reference until they are archived at the end of the next cycle's proposal phase (as per the section above).
