🔴 Ecosystem Project Idea: Voting Badge Attestation Visualizer

[JSeiferth]

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Summary

This project is for creating a frontend that allows users to explore how RetroPGF voting badges are distributed.

Recently, the voting badge distribution for RetroPGF round 3 has kicked off - you can find the full announcement here 👈
To drive transparency and understanding it would be valueble to visualize how voting badges are distributed. Badgeholders are selected through a multiple selection methods.
@smartcontracts prev built a frontend that allows you to visualize a specific attestation schema. You can find the repo here https://github.com/smartcontracts/coolgraph 👈

This project can pick up on the existing visualizer and make minor changes to visualize the voting badge distribution or add new features that make this a useful tool for visualizing badgeholder attestations and attestations at large.

Resources

• Badgeholder EAS schema,
  • I deployed a version of it on Goerli for experimentation here
• RetroPGF round 3 voting badge distribution
• RetroPGF round 2 voting badge distribution
• Get nerdsniped on attestations

OP Labs or Optimism Foundation Contact: Jonas (gh: @JSeiferth, TG/Discord: @jonassft)

Possible Features

• Basic: Make changes to coolgraph to display badgeholder attestations and host it to be available to users.
  • If the refferedMethod is "badgeholderChoice", the source should be the referredBy address and the target the attestation recipient
  • if the refferedMethod is not badgeholderChoice, the source should be the refferedMethod(e.g. Foundation Choice, Past Badgeholder, Token House Elected or RetroPGF Recipient)
• Extended: Display how voting badges were distributed over multiple rounds (round 2 & round 3 + future rounds)
• Extended: Allow to discover the path of a specific voting badge - e.g. I can see how a specific badgeholder attained a voting badge and the relevant social graph
• Extended: Display the Optimist NFT associated with each address
• SuperFeature: Allow for the visualization of any attestation by enabling users to input any EAS Schema
• SuperFeatureExtended: Allow for the visualization of any attestation schema by enabling users to input any EAS schema and select arbitrary data fields to be visualized.

Impact

• This can help drive understanding in the Citizens' House of how badgeholders are selected
• This drives understanding of Optimism's identity layer
• This could be the basis of a visual attestation explorer, a useful tool for users to interact with Optimism's identity layer

[xannyxs]

Oh this looks interesting, would love to work on this!

[xannyxs]

Base configuration is almost done. Just need few more days 💯

Will send the repo in here soonish for the curious ones

[xannyxs]

Hey everyone, I'm back in action! 🚀

I've got the core functionality of the code up and running. You can check it out here: Attestation Visualizer.

The repo is currently private because it contains some sensitive info. Don't worry, I'll make it public in a few days.

As for the interactive features, you can click on the nodes to dive deeper into the details. I'm considering adding the following attributes:

• Current Node Address: To identify each node uniquely.
• ReferredBy Address: To track who referred this node.
• Round Added: To see which round the address was included in.
• ENS Address: If applicable, for easier readability.
• Profile Picture: Planning to display the Optimist NFT here.
• Referred Method: Shoutout to @JSeiferth for bringing this up in the original post.

Let me know what you all think!

[Osas-dot]

Awesome let me know when it's public 👍

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[xannyxs]

Hola! It is public 🌟

https://github.com/xvoorvaa/attestation-visualizer

[Osas-dot]

Awesome!

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[xannyxs]

@JSeiferth. Would you be able to create attestations that will serve real-world scenarios?
You discussed it in your OG Post:

Basic: Modify coolgraph to display badgeholder attestations and make it accessible to the public.

If referredMethod is set to "badgeholderChoice," the source should be the referredBy address, and the target should be the attestation recipient.
Conversely, if referredMethod is something other than "badgeholderChoice," the source should be the actual referredMethod (e.g., Foundation Choice, Past Badgeholder, Token House Elected, or RetroPGF Recipient).

Extended: Include a feature to display the distribution of voting badges over multiple rounds, specifically for round 2, round 3, and any future rounds.

Additionally, I would like to discuss another issue: the fact that any user can contribute to the schemaUID. How can we establish a mechanism to authenticate the validity of entries, distinguishing between legitimate and spurious data?