Voting
The Kangal Governance consists of two phases:
Community discussion
Snapshot voting
Community discussion
A community discussion can start anywhere. On the community forum, on Telegram, or even on Twitter. At some point, it is desired to create a thread in the forum to form a structured discussion around the topic. Everyone has the opportunity to join and contribute to the discussion.
Ideally, you keep the discussion as a general, non-biased question about a potential change, improvement, or action. Be polite and respect each other’s opinions. A drafted proposal could include the following:
Functional description (what are you proposing?)
Purpose (what’s the “why”?)
Background (what is the reasoning behind the proposal?)
Reasoning & analysis (what is the case for the proposal? what are the pros and cons?)
Technical implementation (who will be writing the code? what is the scope required?)
Impact (how does this contribute to the long-term sustainability of Kangal?)
Open questions (what else needs to be figured out?)
Snapshot voting
The voting on Snapshot is the second phase of the governance process.
ETH holders can vote via snapshot.page/kangal.eth BSC holders can vote via snapshot.page/kangal-bsc.eth
A minimum of 10M KANGAL tokens are required to create a proposal. Anyone holding KANGAL token can vote on the proposals. Snapshot doesn’t require any gas in order to participate in the votes. All you have to do is to authenticate with your Web3 wallet (e.g. MetaMask).
The core team will create their proposals on both platforms. Community proposals will be duplicated to the required side in case the proposal owner has 10M balance only on one side.
The outcome of the voting will be decided by tallying up results on both sides (ETH & BSC) and will be binding for the core team to implement. In the future, there will be other on-chain governance solutions that will trigger smart contract executions.
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