I vote to reject Proposal 133135.
While I have verified that the hashes provided for the self-declaration and proof of identity documents match, the proposal has several issues that must be addressed before I can support it.
- Proposal Name and Self-Declaration Mismatch : The proposal is for Protocol16 , but the self-declaration is under the name Philip Hur , which creates confusion about whether this is a company or an individual submission. This needs to be clarified before submission to avoid any ambiguity.
- Document Links : The links provided for the self-declaration and proof of identity do not point to actual files, which makes verification difficult. It’s worth noting that this issue seems to stem from a lack of clear instructions, which should be addressed for future proposals. Correctly functioning links are a core requirement for transparency and ease of review, and this remains a significant issue in the current submission.
- Proposal Completeness Upon Submission : I believe proposals should be correct and complete upon submission. While I understand all documents have now been provided, these issues should have been resolved before submission. A complete and accurate proposal is critical for ensuring the process is clear and consistent.
- Broader Process Critique : I strongly support developing tools to automate the verification of proposals, but this cannot be done if essential details such as correct links and documentation are missing from the payload. These tools would improve the efficiency and reliability of the process, but this proposal does not meet the necessary requirements to enable such improvements.