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High-level overview of how srml-democracy coordinates the public referenda for Substrate-based governance. Might be useful to discuss conviction voting and the Approved trait for setting vote thresholds.
Feel free to discuss how we could edit the VoteThreshold struct and still match on it to add more thresholds and, therefore, change the number of outcomes or the weighting of the voting algorithm itself. Then, how could the network be elegantly governed through this upgrade?
The structure of each recipe should be oriented around the patterns and use cases it exposes. Even so, in general, each recipe should be a single page explainer to communicate how the code in certain module(s) maps to the web3 research specs. Each post should do the following
motivate study of the chosen module(s) (possibly in the context of Polkadot)
explain how objects/relationships are modeled and how this influences the implementation
extract any useful patterns and discuss examples for usage in other runtime samples
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High-level overview of how
srml-democracy
coordinates the public referenda for Substrate-based governance. Might be useful to discuss conviction voting and theApproved
trait for setting vote thresholds.Feel free to discuss how we could edit the
VoteThreshold
struct and still match on it to add more thresholds and, therefore, change the number of outcomes or the weighting of the voting algorithm itself. Then, how could the network be elegantly governed through this upgrade?criteria from #32
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: