Proposals
How to submit and review governance proposals
This guide implements Charter Article 8 (Proposal Mechanism) and Article 15 (Amendments). Read the Charter · Read the Economic Framework
Any participant may submit a proposal for consideration by the community.
Proposal Lifecycle
- Draft — Author writes the proposal with rationale and impact assessment
- Review — Community discussion period (minimum 14 days for standard proposals, 30 days for Charter amendments)
- Vote — If the proposal reaches the support threshold, it proceeds to a community vote
- Decision — The Council is bound by the outcome of votes that meet quorum
Submitting a Proposal
- Go to Governance → New Proposal
- Choose a category: Policy, Economic, Charter Amendment, or Feature
- Write your proposal — include what you're proposing, why, and the expected impact
- Submit for community review
- Engage with comments and questions during the review period
- If your proposal reaches the support threshold, it moves to a vote
Proposal Categories
| Category | Review Period | Vote Threshold |
|---|---|---|
| Policy | 14 days | Simple majority |
| Economic | 14 days | Simple majority |
| Feature | 14 days | Simple majority |
| Charter Amendment | 30 days | Two-thirds supermajority |