2025-12-12 17:20:19

The DORO project announces a major policy shift. It will abolish the PVP mechanism and shift to a community-driven ecosystem development. Moving from a competitive basis to a cooperative basis — this decision is part of the trend of Web3 projects exploring true community governance. It is being highlighted as a decision that reflects user feedback.

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WenMoon42

· 17h ago

Finally, a project I actually listened to, the PVP approach is really exhausting. Cancel if you want, but cooperation is the way to go, otherwise it's just a group of people hurting each other. I give full marks for DORO's move this time; community governance is easier to talk about than to implement. This is what Web3 should look like, not just endless competition. Listening to users' voices is more important than anything else.

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consensus_failure

· 12-13 07:32

Finally, a project dares to cut deeper. To be honest, the PVP setup has become pretty stale.

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failed_dev_successful_ape

· 12-12 17:48

Haha, finally a project that dares to tell the truth. The PVP approach is indeed exhausting. Listen, a collaborative ecosystem is the way to go, otherwise it's just mutual harm. I am optimistic about DORO's move; they are really listening to user feedback. If community governance can be implemented effectively, that would be amazing, but the prerequisite is strong execution. Another one that talks well but performs poorly? Let's wait and see. No more daily competition; the cooperative model is awesome. Web3 needs projects like this, no more unnecessary confrontations.

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