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Remove inactive notaries #911

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SPWG1234 opened this issue Jun 30, 2023 · 15 comments
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Remove inactive notaries #911

SPWG1234 opened this issue Jun 30, 2023 · 15 comments
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@SPWG1234
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Why don't we remove the inactive notaries? They are like virus to the program. I think half the problem will be solved if removed

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@SPWG1234 SPWG1234 added the Proposal For Fil+ change proposals label Jun 30, 2023
@i0k24
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i0k24 commented Jul 1, 2023

I support this proposal.

@igoovo
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igoovo commented Jul 1, 2023

Notaries who do not work and do nothing should be severely criticized.
I am fully in favor of disqualifying them as notaries.

@herrehesse
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Non signing activities like due diligence should also be considered.

@spaceT9
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spaceT9 commented Jul 3, 2023

Signing activities can not be considered the only factor to remove a notary.
Some just choose to sign more cautiously, and some are seeking the number of signing applications. They don't have the same metrics.

@herrehesse
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Exercising caution does not imply refraining from singing altogether. There exists a distinction between the two approaches. Notaries should never prioritize quantity over quality when it comes to signing. Instead, they should diligently perform their duties and prioritize the safety and well-being of the community.

@raghavrmadya
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Appreciate the discussion here. Still think no signing for more than 3 months is not acceptable. The metric flagged above of course only captures two weeks.

@NDLABS-Leo
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Appreciate the discussion here. Still think no signing for more than 3 months is not acceptable. The metric flagged above of course only captures two weeks.

@raghavrmadya Thank you for your prompt follow-up.

Similar to these regulatory clauses, I hope we can synchronize them in the form of a document within the notary public group. This will enable better adherence to the guidelines by the notary publics. Once again, I want to express my appreciation for your work.

@herrehesse
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@raghavrmadya, could you provide metrics on durations longer than two weeks? I propose the following actions:

  1. Inquire publicly on the Fil+ slack channel, asking the idle notaries why they have been inactive.
  2. Transparently announce the removal of notaries who have been idle for four or more weeks, granting them an additional week to respond.

Remaining with a smaller, dedicated and trustworthy team of notaries would highly benefit this program in my opinion.

@YuanHeHK
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YuanHeHK commented Jul 6, 2023

Non signing activities like due diligence should also be considered.

I agree with that statement. The main responsibility of a notary is to audit LDNs, and if the notary is more involved in due diligence and community discussions, the notary can be considered active even if there are fewer signatures.

The core purpose is to do good things for the community, and of course, it would be better to have clearer quantitative indicators and rules to avoid confusion.

@alchemypunk
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Extend the indicator capture time and delete it after screening.

@alchemypunk
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It is more reasonable to sign once every 2 weeks, but if the community does not have so many LDNs, this limit should be relaxed. For example, when there are less than 50 LDNs in the current month, the limit can be adjusted to sign once a month.
Please remember that notaries are obliged to contribute to the community. The reason why they are willing to contribute to the community is that we all recognize FILECOIN as a great project.

@herrehesse
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herrehesse commented Jul 13, 2023

It is more reasonable to have a small amount of active, trusted and experienced notaries. Most idle/new notaries are involved in huge amounts of abuse. This is clearly visible if you take some time to run though the open applications.

Reduce the notary amount, reduce the open applications and focus on signing behaviour. This should be a fruitful combination of getting into the quality phase.

"The reason why they are willing to contribute" is mostly to self-deal and increase personal wealth. Never assume people are not in this for their own best selfish interest. People are predictable.

@Kevin-FF-USA
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Feedback on the timeline that should be used to measure 'Activity' was MONTHLY based on the 11July Governance call.

Notaries who had NO DILIGENCE activity within a 30 period would be flagged for review/possible removal.

@liyunzhi-666
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I propose to add this rule to the notary guidebook. @Kevin-FF-USA

Feedback on the timeline that should be used to measure 'Activity' was MONTHLY based on the 11July Governance call.

Notaries who had NO DILIGENCE activity within a 30 period would be flagged for review/possible removal.

@Kevin-FF-USA
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Agreed @liyunzhi-666 ,

Great input. We will let @raghavrmadya and the community within Trust and Transparency review. On next Governance call will discuss the timeline and implementation - after approved - will add to the guidebook.

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