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Origin aggregated through weighted votes of those with rank 1 or above; `Success` is 1. Aka the "voice" of all Members.

Origin aggregated through weighted votes of those with rank 2 or above; `Success` is 2. Aka the "voice" of members at least II Dan

Origin aggregated through weighted votes of those with rank 3 or above; `Success` is 3. Aka the "voice" of all Fellows

Origin aggregated through weighted votes of those with rank 4 or above; `Success` is 4. Aka the "voice" of members at least IV Dan

Origin aggregated through weighted votes of those with rank 5 or above; `Success` is 5. Aka the "voice" of members at least V Dan

Origin aggregated through weighted votes of those with rank 6 or above; `Success` is 6. Aka the "voice" of members at least VI Dan

Origin aggregated through weighted votes of those with rank 7 or above; `Success` is 7. Aka the "voice" of all Masters

Origin aggregated through weighted votes of those with rank 8 or above; `Success` is 8. Aka the "voice" of members at least VIII Dan

Origin aggregated through weighted votes of those with rank 9 or above; `Success` is 9. Aka the "voice" of members at least IX Dan

Origin aggregated through weighted votes of those with rank 3 or above when voting on a fortnight-long track; `Success` is 1

Origin aggregated through weighted votes of those with rank 4 or above when voting on a fortnight-long track; `Success` is 2

Origin aggregated through weighted votes of those with rank 5 or above when voting on a fortnight-long track; `Success` is 3

Origin aggregated through weighted votes of those with rank 6 or above when voting on a fortnight-long track; `Success` is 4

Origin aggregated through weighted votes of those with rank 7 or above when voting on a fortnight-long track; `Success` is 5

Origin aggregated through weighted votes of those with rank 8 or above when voting on a fortnight-long track; `Success` is 6

Origin aggregated through weighted votes of those with rank 3 or above when voting on a month-long track; `Success` is 1

Origin aggregated through weighted votes of those with rank 4 or above when voting on a month-long track; `Success` is 2

Origin aggregated through weighted votes of those with rank 5 or above when voting on a month-long track; `Success` is 3

Origin aggregated through weighted votes of those with rank 6 or above when voting on a month-long track; `Success` is 4

Origin aggregated through weighted votes of those with rank 7 or above when voting on a month-long track; `Success` is 5

Origin aggregated through weighted votes of those with rank 8 or above when voting on a month-long track; `Success` is 6

Executed

[Fellows] Referendum #44: Whitelist Upgrade v1,000,001

Sebastian Nuñez is a Blockchain Engineer who works with Oceans. He has worked on various Web3 projects, including developing an NFT game called Ludus and contributing to the creation of the Argent crypto wallet. Sebastian recently graduated from the PBA Alumni program and is involved in initiatives like the Polkadot Common Good Apps Hub Application. He has launched a series of informative posts on LinkedIn about Polkadot to help people understand its benefits. Sebastian is excited to bring his passion and expertise to the Fellowship and hopes to collaborate with others.

Add Sebastian PBA Alumni as Candidate

Alexander Gryaznov is a developer who has been working on Substrate's pallet_contracts and related stuff since February 2022 at Parity. He has made many improvements to the pallet, including adding new wasm instrumentation facilities, introducing new primitives for working with storage, and enriching pallet's public interface. He has also fixed several vulnerability issues found in the pallet during a security audit. Alexander is running a couple of validators and recently started launching Yerba experimental smart-contracts parachain. He publishes articles related to Polkadot-related tech on his blog. He has applied for Rank 2.

Add @agryaznov and promote to rank II

Add and Promote Muharem to Rank II

proficients

Add and Promote Ankan to Rank I

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Pablo Dorado is a Blockchain Engineer at Virto. He has been working on improving client tools for people with low-spec devices. He is now working on initiatives to enhance the Substrate development UX. He is leading an initiative at his university to introduce the Polkadot ecosystem to the Web3 Community and share his knowledge through lectures. He hopes to be considered as a candidate for the Fellowship.

Add Pablo PBA Alumni as Candidate

Here are some important points about the candidates for the Polkadot Fellowship:

- Alejandro, Johan, Hector, and Alex are all candidates for the Polkadot Fellowship.
- They have different backgrounds and experiences but all have been contributing to the Polkadot ecosystem.
- Alejandro has written about his contributions to Polkadot and is excited to be considered for the Fellowship.
- Johan is an electronic engineer with experience in embedded systems and Rust application development. He and his team have innovative ideas for merging Polkadot with electronics.
- Hector has been working for Parity and contributing to Polkadot for about 3 years. He has worked on different Polkadot components and has contributed to the Polkadot Deep Dive sessions.
- Alex has been working at Parity Technologies and has made various contributions to the Polkadot ecosystem, including improvements to the polkadot-sdk repository and answering questions on StackExchange.

Hispanics' still got talent

Adding and promoting Skalman to rank I

Piero is applying to join the Polkadot Fellowship and has experience in computer science and Web3 Dapps. He has contributed to the Encointer core protocol by designing and implementing various features such as the faucet, democracy module, and endorsement after registration. He has also implemented custom RPCs and storage migrations for Weight V2. Additionally, he has built an indexer using qubquery, an accounting tool for Encointer businesses, and an integration for Encointer personhood in KILT. Piero has also made contributions to Encointer js and made PRs into Polkadot Repos.

Add and promote Piero to I Dan

[Fellows] Referendum #33: Upgrade Polkadot v1,000,000

Here are 5 bullet points summarizing the post content:

- A group of talented developers in the Spanish speaking community are being proposed for the Polkadot Fellowship.
- The post lists the names of 9 candidates, along with their affiliations and unique identification codes.
- All of the candidates have agreed to be included in the proposal.
- The post was made by an ambassador who is honored to propose these candidates.
- The Polkadot Fellowship is a program that supports developers working on the Polkadot ecosystem.

Rejected

Hispanics' got talent

Tsvetomir Dimitrov is applying to be added and promoted to I Dan.
He has been a part of the Parachains core team since February 2022.
He has made notable contributions to the Runtime API versioning and conditional compilation support for `impl_runtime_apis` macro.
He has also worked on various optimizations and fixes for disputes protocol.
He participated in the debugging of a Kusama incident.
His Polkadot address is 1QhVP5qzR2LfXqP77N1JcuwHoY7NH8JVRNFm1hSooE9d4pR.

Add and promote tdimitrov to I Dan

- Liam has been doing good work for Polkadot.
- There is a vote to make Liam a higher rank in the Fellowship.
- Liam has written about his contributions to Polkadot in the past 6 months.
- The person who wrote the post is excited to see Liam grow in the Fellowship.
- There was a mistake in where the proposal was submitted, so there are two proposals, but people should vote Nay on the wrong one.

Add and Promote Liam Aharon to Rank 1

senior_fellows

Add Liam Aharon To Fellowship

Approve RFC-32

Approval of RFC 8

RFC22 Adopt Encointer Runtime

- Pierre Krieger is a big contributor to Polkadot.
- He created the initial implementation of `rust-libp2p` and the Substrate networking stack.
- He also maintains and prepares the network stack for Polkadot.
- His most important project is `smoldot`, a light client for Polkadot.
- Pierre has also written the new JSONRPC spec and helps improve the Polkadot spec.

senior_experts

# Invitation and promotion of Pierre Krieger

Adding and promoting brenzi to rank I

TimedOut

- A proposal called referendum 142 wants to increase MaxMemoryPages to 512MB on Polkadot.
- Collators and validators are two types of nodes that execute state transitions on Polkadot.
- Parachain validators need a higher memory limit than collators to load state proofs into memory.
- If validators have a lower memory limit, a parachain block that used all memory when executed by a collator could fail to be executed by validators.
- There is a tool called opengov-cli that can be used to check the results of the referendum.

Fellowship Referenda