The arbitrators are contacting indexer address 0xae9bfdf9eeec808f4f3f6f455cb1968445cc6f2f (indexafrica.eth) and Fisherman 0x4208ce4ad17f0b52e2cadf466e9cf8286a8696d5 (@InspectorPOI) about a dispute filed in the protocol.
@InspectorPOI, could you share the data you gathered that led to you filing the dispute?Please provide all relevant information and records about the open disputes. This will likely include POIs generated for the affected subgraph(s) .
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I am disputing the IndexAfrica indexer (0xae9bfdf9eeec808f4f3f6f455cb1968445cc6f2f) for closing two allocations on two different subgraphs with the same POI.
Both allocations were closed on the same day, with a time difference of only 8 minutes between the closures.
Here are a few points Iβd like to highlight:
Uniswap subgraphs are substantial and require a significant amount of time to sync.
It doesnβt make sense to have the same POI on two different subgraphs.
IndexAfrica also force-closed (0x0) an allocation on the same Uniswap V3 Arbitrum (4.0.1_1.5.3) subgraph (Allocation ID: 0x4c88baefab86ee35c58f68e5b8bc4aaac24c2f4f), which remained active for 117 daysβwell beyond the epoch limitβfrom June 25th to October 20th.
While point 2 is self-explanatory, I would still like to question the disputed indexer about the reason behind having a duplicate POI on two different subgraphs.