Currently, Storage Providers are faced with a tight 20-minute timeframe for supplying each file, making it challenging to efficiently distribute proofs. As a result, providers are rushing to include their transactions in the earliest possible block to minimize lost time.
The proposed remedy involves adjusting the proving window parameters. This will be done through a two-step parameter change within a single proposal. Firstly, the proof window will be extended from 50 blocks to 600, lengthening the window from 5 minutes to 1 hour. Secondly, the maximum window misses will be reduced from 3 to 2, meaning that a deal will be terminated after 3 full windows rather than 4.
A vote in favour of this proposal will lead to the alteration of the parameters on the chain. Voting against the proposal indicates disagreement with the bandwidth reduction method or a lack of perceived need for scaling. Casting a 'no-with-veto' vote signals the belief that the proposal is detrimental to the Jackal Protocol.