You pointed nowhere. You literally said, and I quote: "I recommend hopping on the discord channels for these different projects and seeing what you can find."
That is literally "hop onto the literally thousands of Discord channels inundated by random talk".
> This is how curiosity works.
Curiosity !== "you need to sift through mounds of shit in the hopes to find 'little glimmers spread across lots of projects'"
Had there been anything interesting or valuable in these "lots of projects", we'd have seen something coherent describing it.
> ENS just
> grappling with how to update registration prices
> have a delegate and voting system for decision making
And That is surely described in their docs in a coherent manner, or you have to join their Discord?
So I went ahead and did that.
#ens-faqs does not contain FAQs. It has a link to #server-faqs and "please don't fall for scams" pleas
#server-faqs has nothing on that. There are question about airdrops though, whatever that is
Maybe #dao-info contains that info? No
At this point I quit their Discord. Life is finite. Bullshit is infinite
> Registration on expiry prices for ENS itself is pretty boring so reading more about this is likely only interesting to someone curious about alternative coordination mechanisms.
It might be interesting to many people, if, you know, there was actual info on any of this.