Back to collectionXIP-1 Supporters Still Lack a Voting Path
XIP-1 had brought the creation of a DAO and voting rights into the community's discussions, but the argument was ahead of the voting tools. Someone asked where the proposal could be voted on. The discussion shifted from supporting or opposing the proposal to the practical steps for taking part.
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XIP-1 had brought the creation of a DAO and voting rights into the community's discussions, but the argument was ahead of the voting tools. People had recently asked who should have a vote; now someone wanted to know where to cast one.
Someone asked where the proposal could be voted on. The answer was that voting was not open yet, and there were still no detailed rules for calculating voting power. There was no unusual onchain activity. The questioner made separate notes about whether participation was possible and how their votes would be counted, planning to decide about delegation after formal instructions appeared.
The discussion shifted from supporting or opposing the proposal to the practical steps for taking part. With neither the voting route nor the calculation rules settled, positions could not yet become ballots. The Night Watchman planned to watch for official guidance so he would not pass speculation around the group as procedure.