Update: I take back the idea - future proposals to overturn p0 can be made anyway if capping it turns out to be right thing to do 
Right now, proposal 0 looks like it is going to be pushing a permanent end to minting, which seems like a moon play over the long term survival of the project. It looks like an increasingly no win situation in the scenario where AGAINST wins (which is very likely)
-> If supply is permanently cut at 30K, it looks like a very premature end to the distribution needed to make YFI a legit force in the defi space.
-> On the flipside, if governance chooses to execute on a continued emission schedule, then it compromises the integrity of the voting process and makes the whole idea of DAO useless.
One way out: Do a mea culpa early on, and recognize that binding governance is likely not a good idea at this stage, and certain interventions might need to be made by the multi-sig signers in the first X months of the protocol.
The earlier this mea culpa is performed, the more it preserves the integrity of the process.
Proposal 0
Minting more $YFI -
FOR (32.15%): Allows weekly distribution of YFI. A second proposal will be submitted to decide how much would be printed weekly.
AGAINST (67.84%): No more YFI tokens will be distributed. Global supply is locked at 30000 YFI permanently.