The initial proposal from @ek826 to justify the “Terra Classic Grants Program”: Promote Chain Utility via Establishment of the Terra Classic Grants Program
The first proposal from the “Terra Classic Grants Program”: Terra Classic Recovery Acknowledgement Opportunity-Signaling Proposal
In the article A Path to Recovery for Luna Classic authored by @ek826 himself we can read:
"One of the most common questions that I have encountered in the past several months is, “why are you doing this?” Unfortunately, this question reflects the mistrust and skepticism that plagues the crypto community. To answer this question, I am reminded of destructive natural disasters that cause fatalities and billions of dollars in damage. In the wake of these disasters, volunteers respond to help the survivors rebuild and restore their community. Most people would think it absurd to ask one of the volunteers why they are helping.
So, my question back is, “if you could help, why wouldn’t you?” If there ever were a need for volunteer workers in a digital disaster, this is it and the time is now. The Terra collapse is comparable in scale, where over $60 billion in value was destroyed and people lost their lives and their livelihoods. Let’s not lose sight that behind the technology there are people, and ultimately that is the foundation driving this recovery."
Questions for @Marco_Ferreira and @ek826:
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If you were trying to help for free and this was “the foundation driving this recovery” why are you now asking to pay for the work done during this recovery ?
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How does paying work which happened in the past (supposedly done for “free”) helps promoting “chain utility” ?
Thank you