fix: small fixes to metrics schema (#1709)

warehouse/dbt/models/marts/superchain/rf4_impact_metrics_by_project__schema.yml

@@ -45,12 +45,12 @@ models:
       tags: ['optimism', 'retro-funding', 'impact-metrics']
     description: "Impact metrics for Optimism Retro Funding 4 (Onchain Builders)"
     columns:
-      - name: project_id
+      - name: application_id
         description: >
-          **Project ID**: *A unique project id (generated by OSO).*
-      - name: project_name
+          **Application ID**: *A unique project application id (generated by Agora).*
+      - name: is_oss
         description: >
-          **Project Name**: *A unique human-readable project name.*
+          **Eligible for OSS Multiplier**: *Whether the project's contract code and GitHub repo(s) were approved by the review committee as meeting open source software (OSS) requirements.*
       - name: gas_fees
         description: >
           **Gas Fees**: Sum of a project's total contribution to gas fees across the Superchain over the RF4 scope period October 2023 - June 2024.
@@ -131,7 +131,7 @@ models:
           **Power User Addresses**: Count of 'power user' addresses that have interacted with the project over the RF4 scope period (October 2023 - June 2024).
 
           This metric reflects the degree which a project has attracted attention from the most active and engaged users on the Superchain. A `power user` is defined as an address that has made at least 100 transactions, across at least 10 different projects, on at least 30 days, over the RF4 scope period. A project is counted by this metric if has at least one interaction from a power user. Power users are critical early adopters for the ecosystem. 
-      - name: openrank_trusted_users
+      - name: openrank_trusted_users_count
         description: >
           **OpenRank Trusted Users**: Count of addresses in the badgeholder "web of trust" who have interacted with the project over the RF4 scope period (October 2023 - June 2024).
           
@@ -159,5 +159,5 @@ models:
           Bots, airdrop farming, and sybil attacks are longstanding problems in crypto. This metric is designed to filter out these types of interactions and focus on the activity of a small subset of trusted users (less than 5% of all active addresses on the Superchain). By tracking interactions specifically from trusted users, we gain a picture of blockspace demand that is less influenced by the effects of bots / farmers / sybils.
           
           A "trusted user" represents an address linked to an account the meets a certain threshold of reputation. Currently, there are several teams in the Optimism ecosystem building reputation models in a privacy-preserving way. This metric aggregates reputation data from multiple platforms ([Farcaster](https://docs.farcaster.xyz/learn/architecture/hubs), [Passport](https://www.passport.xyz/), [EigenTrust by Karma3Labs](https://docs.karma3labs.com/eigentrust)), and the [Optimist NFT collection](https://app.optimism.io/optimist-nft). In order to be consider a trusted user, an address must meet at least two of the following requirements as of 2024-05-21: have a Farcaster ID of 20939, have a Passport score of 20 points or higher, have a Karma3Labs EigenTrust GlobalRank in the top 42,000 of Farcaster users, hold an Optimist NFT in their wallet, or qualified for at least two (out of four) Optimism airdrops.
-          
-          This indicator is transformed to a logarithmic scale (`log10(gas_fees + 1)`). Logarithmic scales are useful for metrics that span several orders of magnitude such as gas fees and transactions and have strong compounding effects. On a log scale, a project with an impact metric value of 100 (10^2) is 2X more impactful than one with a value of 10 (10^1), not 10X. Badgeholders are advised to use either a log scale or a normal (linear) scale in their ballots, not both.      
+
+          This indicator is transformed to a logarithmic scale (`log10(gas_fees + 1)`). Logarithmic scales are useful for metrics that span several orders of magnitude such as gas fees and transactions and have strong compounding effects. On a log scale, a project with an impact metric value of 100 (10^2) is 2X more impactful than one with a value of 10 (10^1), not 10X. Badgeholders are advised to use either a log scale or a normal (linear) scale in their ballots, not both.