Vote: Adopted Reason
The proposal is correct the NP id xv5l6 belongs to Paul, has 0 nodes and the same neuron 10891741756189183677 was used as with the add NP proposal back in 2024-03-12. The motivation makes perfect sense.
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Proposal 136212 – Louise | Aviate Labs Vote: ADOPT Review:
The proposal increases the type1.1 rewardable_nodes of Node Operator ylbc3 from 0 to 42.
All node IDs mentioned in the proposal are listed as healthy on the public dashboard under IM2 data center.
type1.1 reward configuration is used.
Total number of rewardable nodes <= permitted node allowance for this site (42)
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I am submitting a proposal to set Gen-1.1 rewards for my 38 [1] nodes located in im1, Isle of Man. These nodes have now been fully installed and are ready to join the network, following their transfer from Atlanta and Marseille to the Isle of Man.
Please find the necessary information regarding my nodes under the new remuneration structure.
The proposal increases the type1.1rewardable_nodes of Node Operator 5bnm2 from 0 to 42 in order to include 42 nodes in the im2 DC.
The node’s Node Operator matches the one from the proposal and the NO has the 42 nodes mentioned in the proposal.
The Node Operator was created in proposal 136035 with a node_allowance of 42 and currently sits with 0 after adding the proposed 42.
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The proposal increases the type1.1rewardable_nodes of Node Operator 4isre from 0 to 38 in order to include 38 nodes in the im1 DC.
The node’s Node Operator matches the one from the proposal and the NO has the 38 nodes mentioned in the proposal.
The Node Operator was created in proposal 136031 with a node_allowance of 42 and currently sits with 4 after adding the proposed 38.
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Proposal 136212 Vote: Adopt
This proposal sets rewardable_nodes to 42 for node operator ylbc3, corresponding to the number of nodes now deployed in the associated data centre by node provider Zarety LLC.
Proposal 136221 Vote: Adopt
This proposal sets rewardable_nodes to 38 for node operator 4isre, corresponding to the number of nodes now deployed in the associated data centre by node provider Blue Ant LLC.
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Proposal 136221 – Louise | Aviate Labs Vote: ADOPT Review:
The proposal increases the type1.1 rewardable_nodes of Node Operator 4isre from 0 to 38.
All node IDs mentioned in the proposal are listed as healthy on the public dashboard under IM1 data center.
type1.1 reward configuration is used.
Total number of rewardable nodes <= permitted node allowance for this site (42)
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Vote: Adopted Reason
In line with proposal-update-interim-gen-1-node-provider-remuneration-after-48-months,
NP Zarety LLC sets: 42 rewardable_nodes for NO ylbc3 in the IM2 DC.
Vote: Adopted Reason
In line with proposal-update-interim-gen-1-node-provider-remuneration-after-48-months,
NP Blue Ant LLC sets: 38 rewardable_nodes for NO 4isre in the IM1 DC.
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DFINITY Foundation has voted to REJECT proposals 136212 and 136221 due to open questions that are not yet resolved. Their late submission meant rewards were unaffected. We are open to reconsidering these proposals once these issues have been addressed. Our priority remains upholding the network’s standards for reliability, security, and transparency.
Are you able to share what open questions are not yet resolved? In what way have they not met the requirements that are currently established for node provider onboarding?
I’m Ant, and while I’m new to the ICP community, I’m not new to ICP itself. I’m an engineer by training and have worked as a technical product manager for many years. I’m also an active participant in the broader crypto space and have been closely following several projects—ICP among them.
I understand the Internet Computer is currently at its target topology, but in the meantime, I’d like to start taking steps toward contributing more actively. With that in mind, I’m sharing this post to express my intention to become a node provider once ICP begins onboarding new ones. I’m particularly interested in setting up nodes in select countries across Asia.
I’ll share more details once a proposal goes live. In the meantime, here’s my linkedin if anyones wants to connect.
Proposals 136368 & 136369 Vote: Adopt
These proposals set rewardable_nodes for node operators 5bnm2 and 2psns to 21 and 7 respectively, matching the number of nodes allocated to these node operator IDs as seen using the IC-API. The reason for the change is described in detail in the proposal summaries.
Proposals 136374 & 136375 Vote: Adopt
These proposals remove 2 node operators, both listed as DFINITY USA Research LLC (and here). These NPs are inactive and it seems fair to presume that they are no longer needed. I’ve voted pre-emptively as I may not have an opportunity to revisit this later in the voting period, but @sat@alexu@katiep or others may wish to comment if there is indeed some reason for keeping these NPs in the system.
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Vote: Adopted Reason
The proposal aims to remove Node Provider ID r2qgy associated with DFINITY USA Research LLC currently inactive with 0 nodes.
OBS: since the proposal was made by the same neuron that has many rejected proposals, it will be up to Dfinity again to have the final say.
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Proposal 136374 – Louise | Aviate Labs Vote: ADOPT Review:
The proposal aims to remove the NP with ID lq5ra
This NP has 0 nodes
There is no self declaration present (however there is one for DFINITY Stiftung which does have nodes assigned)
Proposal 136375 – Louise | Aviate Labs Vote: ADOPT Review:
The proposal aims to remove the NP with ID r2qgy
This NP has 0 nodes
There is no self declaration present (however there is one for DFINITY Stiftung which does have nodes assigned)
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Removes Node Provider wtih ID r2qgy. The Node Provider has 0 nodes associated with it and it’s unused.
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