Everything in the open.
Public controls, compensation policy, and an audit trail of configuration and governance changes.
The compensation policy.
50% team share.
Half of actually claimed project fees goes to the team wallet for operations and compensation. The other half belongs to the treasury multisig. Additional treasury payments to team require a separate passed vote.
Community Mode is off.
The v1 fee path is claim, then 50% treasury / 50% team. A later Community Mode change needs a vote and clear fee disclosures. Supply and token permissions still require verification against the actual launch contract.
Disclose creator-fee interests.
Publish RIDETSLA’s LONG fee receiver and any founder compensation. Conflicts belong in spending proposals before holders vote.
Review status.
Admin-reported checkpoints, not independent certifications.
No founder payouts, fee receipts, or reports are fabricated during prelaunch. Confirmed transfers appear in the treasury ledger; weekly reporting starts with actual operations.
The public change log.
Configuration changes and governance records retained by the application.
A clean log for a new beginning.
Public configuration changes, published proposals, and signed votes will be recorded here as the garage starts operating.
The app log is a database record, not an immutable blockchain. Transaction links provide independent evidence of onchain activity.