Origin able to spend around 250 DOT from the treasury at once.

small_tipper

- The post shares tips for getting rewards for working on Substrate code.
- There are links to helpful websites where you can see more details.
- The information includes a tip that was not executed because of a change in government rules.
- This tip is from an earlier stage of the project.
- It is meant to thank people for their contributions to the code.
- The overall focus is on managing tips and rewards in a coding project.

Executed

The proposal suggests checking out a tip for substrate PR, which is a reward for contribution to substrate code. No specific information is given regarding WHO will receive the reward, WHAT the reward is, or the price/timeframe/resources involved.

Get tip for substrate PR

Rejected

Need to get tip which is not executed in old gov

SmallTipper

- A Brazilian channel called Verbo da Sabedoria shares educational content about Polkadot in Portuguese.
- They found strange comments on their YouTube videos that didn’t match their content, so they decided to pause their proposal.
- Steps they are taking include stopping their marketing agency and halting paid promotions.
- They are asking for funding for 4 videos they produced about Polkadot.
- Brazil is a big economy and many people there are now investing in cryptocurrencies.
- The team includes John, Carlos, and Gabriel, who all have experience in crypto and marketing. 
- They stay active on social media and connect with their community often. 
- Their goal is to keep educating the public about blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies.

Verbo da Sabedoria, a Brazilian channel, requests retroactive funding of 250 DOT for 4 educational videos produced about the Polkadot ecosystem. They will request funds every 4 videos. The team consists of John Rhodel (Parachainboy), Carlos Sawaki (CJ), and Gabriel Bonugli (Gabekoin). They aim to foster the Portuguese-speaking community and be the reference on Polkadot in Brazil. The proposal has been paused due to unusual activity on their account regarding comments on YouTube videos.

Small Tips retroactive for Content in Portuguese UPDATED (Vote Nay - if you set AYE Change your vote to NAY)

- A thank you message to the community for help with closing and refunding deposits.
- Refers to an early treasury proposal (Governance 1.0) that was experimental.
- The group provided content and got support through tips for their videos.
- They believe it's fair to refund deposits like they’ve done for others.
- The proposal requests a refund of 100 DOT to Alex PromoTeam for an original proposal.
- A link is provided to find the rejected proposal. 
- The message expresses gratitude for the community's support.

WHO: Alex PromoTeam 
WHAT: Refund of 100 DOT for a rejected governance proposal 
PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: 100 DOT, not specified timeframe or resources

Refunding AlexPromoTeam GOV1 Treasury Spend Deposit

- A community is working on refunds for deposits related to past proposals.
- There were four proposals needing refunds that were not included in a previous batch to prevent double payments.
- Since those proposals did not succeed, the community wants to refund their deposits fairly.
- The proposal includes a refund of 212.8825 DOT to **MIDL.DEV** for one of their rejected proposals.
- This refund effort is only for proposals that were part of the initial spending queue.
- The community advises those with unrelated proposals to create their own requests for refunds.

WHO: The proposer seeks to refund MIDL.DEV.
WHAT: Refund 212.8825 DOT for their original proposal.
PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: Not mentioned.

Refunding MIDL.DEV's GOV1 Treasury Spend Deposit

- A community is working to close and refund deposits related to old proposals.
- There were already four proposals seeking reimbursement when the new one was started.
- To avoid mistakes, those refunds were not included before.
- Now that the old proposals did not succeed, refunds may be requested.
- One specific refund is for PINK NODE, which would receive 172.387 DOT.
- This refund plan only covers certain proposals from the start of a project called Open Gov on Polkadot.
- If someone feels they should get a refund but are not included, they should suggest their own proposal.

WHO: The proposer seeks to refund PINK NODE (13EAhGcpe93mqSFZQrQ4P2cfpdAo5txWc5UQVTfEKDoqZjhw).

WHAT: Refund 172.387 DOT for their original proposal.

PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: Not specified.

Refunding Pink Node's GOV1 Treasury Spend Deposit

- **Polkatax** is a website that helps you track staking rewards from different blockchains and convert them into your favorite fiat currency.
- It supports several substrate chains and allows you to export your staking rewards.
- The project is open-source, meaning anyone can see and contribute to the code.
- The website is still new, so it might have some bugs. If you find any issues, you can report them on GitHub.
- If the website becomes popular, the creator plans to add more features like tracking rewards from lending, liquidity provision, and airdrops.
- You can support the project by using it and sharing your feedback.

The proposal is to create a website called polkatax.com that will allow users to easily display and export staking rewards for several substrate chains in their favorite fiat currency. The project is open source and users are advised to verify the results for accuracy. The creator plans to implement a function for finding and exporting token rewards for lending, providing liquidity, and airdrops if the website proves to be helpful. No price, timeframe, or resources are mentioned.

A small tip for a staking rewards calculator

**Summary**

- Tomi Astikainen is the only Polkadot Ambassador in Finland.
- He has been working to build a local Polkadot community on a voluntary basis.
- Tomi organized a Polkadot Decoded Viewing Party and encouraged others to become Ambassadors.
- He was invited to discuss Polkadot on the Hopium podcast, the first time Polkadot was mentioned in Finnish media.
- The podcast preparation and recording took about ten hours.
- Tomi is asking for a tip of 50 DOT (5 DOT per hour) for his work.
- He believes that media representation and community activation efforts should be incentivized.
- Please vote "Aye" to support his efforts and learning process.

The proposal is for the Polkadot community to tip the author 50 DOT for their work as the only Polkadot Ambassador in Finland, including an eight-hour preparation and two-hour recording for a Finnish language podcast about crypto and blockchain. The reasoning is that those who represent Polkadot in the media and initiate important conversations should receive incentives.

Small tip for Polkadot community activation in Finland

- **Proposal**: A tip of 100 DOT is requested for an ecosystem App Store that helps users discover Polkadot projects.
- **App Store**: The MVP is live at [dotappstore.com](https://dotappstore.com) and the code is open-source on GitHub.
- **Purpose**: To create a user-friendly platform for discovering Polkadot projects, addressing the overwhelming nature of current options.
- **Community Response**: The App Store had 112 unique visitors in 24 hours and received positive feedback from the community.
- **Future Work**: Potential features include project search, dynamic pages, user authentication, and community upvotes (not part of this proposal).
- **Funding**: The requested 100 DOT (worth $500) is for the completed development work and is a retro-active funding proposal.

The proposal is to tip 100 DOT for an ecosystem App Store that acts as a "front-page" for discovering Polkadot projects. The MVP is live, and the codebase is open-source. The requested amount is 100 DOT @ 5 USD -> 500 USD, and it is a retro-active funding proposal. Potential follow-on work is also mentioned.

A Polkadot Ecosystem App Store

- A proposal asks for 100 DOT to support a new app store for Polkadot projects.
- The app store helps users find projects more easily.
- The website for the app store is live at dotappstore.com.
- The program's code is open-source and can be found on GitHub.
- Current platforms are too complicated and make it hard to find projects.
- This app store aims to be simple and user-friendly.
- Future plans include features like search filters and project ratings.
- The requested funding will pay for work that has already been done.

TimedOut

WHO: The proposal is made by an individual or group who created an ecosystem App Store for Polkadot projects.

WHAT: The proposal requests 100 DOT as retro-active funding for the development work that has already been completed.

FOR WHAT PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: The requested amount is 100 DOT @ 5 USD, which amounts to 500 USD. No specific timeframe or additional resources are mentioned in the proposal.

[FAULTY PREIMAGE, PLEASE REJECT] A Polkadot Ecosystem App Store

- A person created a chatbot called "PolkaBot" for the Polkadot wiki.
- The bot can give real-time data, like the price of DOT.
- A proposal is made to get funding for improving and testing the chatbot.
- If approved, the developer will work with the wiki team to add the bot and fix issues.
- Running the bot costs money, which isn't covered by the proposal, and the developer will ask for this money later.
- The proposal asks for 250 DOT to help with development. 
- There is a comment that no chatbot will be ready soon for the wiki.

WHO: The proposer (unspecified)
WHAT: Development and integration of a chatbot called "PolkaBot" into the polkadot wiki, fixing existing bugs, and making the project open source.
PRICE: 250 DOT
TIMEFRAME: Not specified
RESOURCES: Fees for running the server, costs for the GTP openai API, and costs for syncing the polkadot wiki with the chatbot.

A small chatbot for the polkadot wiki

- The writer is the only Polkadot Ambassador in Finland and is building a local community for Polkadot.
- They organized a viewing party for a Polkadot event and connected with crypto influencers.
- This is their first OpenGov proposal to learn and help others later.
- They participated in a Finnish podcast called Hopium, discussing Polkadot for the first time in Finnish media.
- Preparing for the podcast took about eight hours and the recording took two hours.
- They are asking for 100 DOT as a tip for 10 hours of work.
- The writer believes tips can help encourage those representing Polkadot in the media.

WHO: The only Polkadot Ambassador in Finland.

WHAT: Asking for a tip of 100 DOT (Polkadot cryptocurrency) for 10 hours of work to prepare and record a follow-up episode about Polkadot DeFi for a Finnish language podcast called Hopium.

PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: 10 DOT per hour, 10 hours of work. No specific timeframe or additional resources mentioned.

A small tip for media representation

[Reject] incorrect preimage

### Summary

- The referenda aims to give a small tip to the technical content creator of the [web3.online](http://web3.online/) YouTube channel.
- The channel's goal is to attract more Rust developers to the Polkadot ecosystem and Substrate/ink! development.
- Most viewers are Rust developers interested in blockchain development.
- Key stats:
  - Total views: 233,435
  - Subscribers: 3.26k+
  - Rust-related videos: 72
  - Polkadot-related videos: 40
  - Substrate framework videos: 7
  - Interviews with Gavin Wood: 5
  - Sub0 2022 Gavin Talks: 1 video
  - Ink! framework videos: 4
- Proof of Polkadot address is available at [about.web3.online](http://about.web3.online).

The proposal is to give a small tip of 234 DOT to the technical content creator of the web3.online YouTube channel, which aims to attract Rust developers to the Polkadot ecosystem and Substrate/ink! development. The timeframe, resources, and price are not specified. The channel has over 233,000 views, 3.26k+ subscribers, and has posted 72 Rust-related videos, 40 Polkadot-related videos, 7 Substrate videos, and 4 ink! videos.

Rust, Substrate, ink! technical content for rust developers.

- Proposal to tip 40 DOT (about $200) for a 25-minute video summarizing Gavin Wood's speech on Polkadot 2.0.
- The video explains the key changes in Polkadot 2.0, focusing on Core Rental and Accord.
- Polkadot 2.0 is a current and important topic in the crypto community.
- The goal is to make this information more accessible to the community.
- The video is available on YouTube.
- The tip is intended to support the creation and dissemination of this educational content.

WHO: Proposal submitter
WHAT: Tip 40 DOT for a 25-minute debrief video on Gavin Wood's speech on Polkadot 2.0
PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: 40 DOT @ 5 USD -> 200 USD. No specific timeframe or resources mentioned.

25-minute contextual primer on Polkadot 2.0

- GovernGoofed is a project to help people join and understand voting in Polkadot.
- The project aims to make voting fun, rewarding, and easy to understand.
- It was proposed by OkAlice, a young team working in the Polkadot system since 2022.
- The project includes three parts: making voting visible and cool, offering non-financial prizes, and educating people about proposals.
- Voters can use a special app to change their profile picture based on how many votes they make.
- Winners of the voting raffles can get benefits like trips to events or support for other projects.
- GovernGoofed also aims to educate voters through popular social media channels.

OkAlice proposes GovernGoofed, a project to increase participation, rewards, and education in Polkadot governance. The proposal aims to research the cost and approach of the project and attract contributors. The requested amount is symbolic. GovernGoofed consists of three parts: a Dapp to make voting visible and cool, incentivizing voting with non-financial rewards, and an educational media platform.

GovernGoofed, a proposal to tackle 3 of the most challenging issues in OpenGov V1

- A request to reimburse 1,100 DOT (Polkadot tokens) is being made in two parts.
- The DOT is currently locked in three Treasury proposals that have been requested to be rejected.
- The first part aims to recover 100 DOT from one proposal.
- The second part aims to recover the remaining 1,000 DOT from two other proposals.
- The original request for the full 1,100 DOT was closed due to a change in governance rules.
- This is a refund request for existing funds, not a request for new funds.
- The request follows advice from Parity to recover deposits from erroneous proposals.
- The community is welcome to ask questions about the request.

WHO: The proposal is not specific about who is making the request. 

WHAT: The proposal aims to recover 100 DOT locked in Treasury Proposal #247.

PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: The proposal does not mention any specific price, timeframe, or resources required for the recovery.

Part 1 of 2 request for 1100 DOT deposit reimbursement

- George is part of the Polkadot community and loves to share knowledge about it.
- He has been studying Polkadot for 1.5 years and started by translating articles.
- Four months ago, he created a YouTube channel to make educational animated videos.
- His videos help explain complicated ideas in an easy way for viewers.
- George wants financial support to create 10 more educational videos about specific projects in the Polkadot ecosystem.
- He is asking for 120 DOT, which is about $600, to help with this project.
- These videos will help both new and experienced people learn more about Polkadot and its features.

WHO: George, a Dotsama enthusiast.

WHAT: Requesting 120 DOT (worth $600) from the Polkadot Treasury to create 10 educational videos about 10 parachains from DOTSAMA and a Twitter thread on each project.

TIMEFRAME: Not specified.

RESOURCES: 120 DOT (worth $600).

(Small tipper) Funding for AnimatedCrypto channel 

[Reject] Supposed to be Hello World

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Referenda Small Tipper

Origin able to dispatch a whitelisted call.

Origin for signaling that the network wishes for some change

Origin able to cancel slashes and manage minimum commission.

Origin for spending up to 10,000,000 DOT from the treasury as well as generally administering it.

Origin for managing the composition of the fellowship.

Origin able to spend around 1,000 DOT from the treasury at once.

Origin able to spend around 10,000 DOT from the treasury at once.

Origin able to spend around 100,000 DOT from the treasury at once.

Origin able to spend up to 1,000,000 DOT from the treasury at once.

[30] Origin: SmallTipper