Should the "Extra" category be added as another category of accessories?

by 0x1b35f4d22b2c8bc706bcfcc383a1ca77fb4fc600 (punkpink)

Linked Pre-Proposal

Should the "Extra" category be added as another category of accessories?

Summary

Proposal for the addition of an "Extra" category in Decentraland to enhance creative freedom in accessory design.

Abstract

This proposal aims to introduce a new "Extra" category in Decentraland for avatar accessories. Motivated by the current limitation in categorization, it seeks to provide creators with a more appropriate platform for their diverse accessory designs, enhancing both creative freedom and user experience.

Motivation

Currently, Decentraland's accessory categories are restrictive, compelling creators to add unrelated elements like earrings or tiaras to their designs for categorization purposes. This leads to inconsistencies and hinders creative expression. For instance, an ax accessory is forced into an unrelated category, necessitating the addition of an earring, which is not only irrelevant but also a distraction. Introducing an "Extra" category will resolve these issues, allowing creators to classify their accessories more accurately without unnecessary additions.

Specification

The proposal includes creating an "Extra" category to encompass a wide range of accessories such as halos, belts, wings, swords, and cigars, currently misplaced in categories like earrings or tiaras. This category will streamline the categorization process, eliminate the need for forced, irrelevant additions, and accurately represent the creators' original design intent.

Conclusion

By implementing the "Extra" category, Decentraland will foster an environment of enhanced creative expression and user satisfaction. It addresses the current categorization limitations, providing a solution that respects the integrity of accessory designs and aligns with the community's creative aspirations.

This proposal is summarized due to technical limitations. To view it complete and vote on it, visit the DCL DAO Governance dApp