[Proposal] TCR for dapps listing

[marczeller]

Abstract / TL;DR

Current dapps listing is curated by a small set of validators, use a dynamic TCR (Token Curated Registry) with Kleros to highlight projects and keep the listing curated.

Proposal

As currently stated in Use Section, Dapps highlighted are frequently updated. this proposal is a pathway to have something as suggested in #63.

Kleros is a dispute resolution platform currently specialized in TCR maintenance and curation.

Anybody can submit a proposal with their AragonDAO Gouvernance to create a "Court" with specific guidelines,

These guidelines would state what is a acceptable project to be listed on the website, guidelines can be crafted by the current small set of website validators.

Project willing to be listed on the website TCR would submit their application to the TCR with a small deposit, if the project isn't compliant with the guidelines anybody can challenge it and Kleros jurors will arbitrage the dispute, the winning party earn the deposit of the opposing party.

Implementation

When the TCR have enough "curated" project listed according to validators, the website parse the TCR and randomly select a subset of projects to highlight.

Additional Comments

• If implemented this process can be detailed as an exemple in Learn Section of what is a TCR
• This process can be used to highlight ecosystem tokens but my personal stance on this is that promoting any kind of financial investment should be outside the scope of this website.
• Disclamer : I am not part of Kleros Team outside of building an open-source third-party app on the Kleros Protocol but i own some PNK tokens linked to the project.

Useful links

• Kleros Website
• Kleros Blog
• Arbitration Standard ERC792
• Current Kleros TCR // Web3 required

[jjmstark]

Hey @marczeller! Thanks for this detailed (and well explained) suggestion. This is something we'd be interested in experimenting with in the future, particularly once there are other examples of TCRs that have shown wide use within the Ethereum community to generate high-quality lists of content.

We'll leave this issue open for now, as it may be added to a roadmap of future features for ethereum.org at a future date, once we have made progress on more "core" priorities.

[jjmstark]

Hey @marczeller - going to close this issue for now just to clean up the repo, but we've kept a note of this in our list of ideas for the future.