Appreciate the conversation here. These concepts of the possibilities of building on the protocol is what makes the Allo protocol so exciting and why we’re working hard to launch it as soon as possible.
GPC is actively working to build every module in a flexible way for people to easily see opportunities to build additional elements, such as alternative funding mechanisms or grant review processes etc.
First, we’re working toward having runbooks for QF rounds on the protocol and info for how to build on the protocol by March.
Ideally then, as a step 2, everyone who wants to build can test the protocol whether diving in and running full QF rounds or going in and running a small “simulated round” similar to what Gitcoin did in December to learn about the grants stack flow. Dev’s could run simulated rounds to get a sense of where there is opportunity to build, what mechanisms they are most excited about and want to build and go from there without Gitcoin prescribing what people should build and how.
This means @owocki you can spin your OODA Loops as fast as you want and the broader community gets to benefit from it.