Conduct Apr 4th–6th compensation request voting

[cbeams]

(previous voting round: #44)

• Announce call for requests 3 days ahead and provide instructions on how to submit
• Transcribe compensation requests to stake and voting spreadsheet
• Announce that the voting period has begun
• Wait for the voting period to complete
• Review all edits to the spreadsheet to ensure there weren't any mistakes, etc
• Protect this month's spreadsheet worksheet such that only the @bisq-network/compensation-maintainers can edit it
• Announce that the voting period is complete on the bisq-contrib mailing list, include results, and paste that message in a comment below
• Close all related compensation request issues with a comment
• Complete any tasks in the comments below
• Update the phase zero doc if appropriate

[cbeams]

@bisq-network/contributors, the voting period is now open, as was just announced on the bisq-contrib list:

Compensation requests have been staged in the BSQ stake and vote tracking spreadsheet, and the voting period is now open.

Please complete your voting by EOD on Friday, April 6th.

The spreadsheet is at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xlXDswj3251BPCOcII-UyWlX7o7jMkfYBE-IZ5te5Ck/edit#gid=912569327

And voting instructions are at
https://github.com/bisq-network/docs/blob/master/dao/phase-zero.adoc#vote-on-compensation-requests.

[cbeams]

Begin forwarded message:

From: Chris Beams [email protected]
Subject: Apr 4th–6th voting period results
Date: April 9, 2018 at 2:43:31 PM GMT+2
To: [email protected]

The Apr 4th–6th voting period is now complete, and the results are as follows:

12 contributors submitted 12 compensation requests during this period.
4 of these contributors submitted a request for the first time, all related to BTC/USD liquidity week market-making.

Total compensation requested was 37,180 BSQ.
Total compensation received was 37,180 BSQ.

We have now completed 6 monthly voting rounds. In total, we have approved the creation of 304,930 new BSQ, or roughly 51,000 BSQ per month on average.

See #56 for further details.

Thanks to everyone who contributed and to everyone who voted!

- Chris