Hey thinkDecade,
Thank you for your feedback and the great questions, we appreciate your interest. Here are some answers:
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Event participants will rank the most helpful, exciting, and fun pitches on an app called Slido. We’ll create a brief survey with a few polls where participants can rank order their choices while pitches are presented and Slido will show the rankings in real time. Participants can changes their choices throughout the event and the winners in each category will be announced based on the final rankings at the end of the game.
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There isn’t a direct relationship between this game and how citizens vote, but here are a few ways that this game can help citizens vote:
- The live events and videos provide educational resources for citizens to learn about public goods creators in the Optimism ecosystem.
- Citizens are welcome to join the games and share their opinions with other badgeholders by playing as a judge.
- Citizens could use the scores of the games to help them make their voting decisions.
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Yes, people who don’t speak English could promote their impactful project by asking a friend to translate or pitch for them during the event. Alternatively they could send their pitch in writing along with any relevant links to our team, then we could read a translated version of the pitch out loud and display their work during the event for them.
Over time we aim to update the game with onchain features like increased voting weights for respected community leaders, which could help make the games more helpful for assessing impact with the wisdom of the crowd and creating lists based on the game scores. With enough resources, we also aim to produce and share short video clips for each pitch to further promote public goods creators.
Feel free to share any other questions or comments. We’re happy to hear feedback and open to suggestions to help provide better experiences for everyone in the Optimism Collective 