Comparing Gov1 and OpenGov Referendums
To read about how referenda worked in case of Gov1, please read this - Referendum
Differences | OpenGov | Governance V1 |
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How can you start a referendum? | Anyone is able to start a referendum at any time and they can do so as many times as they wish. Several new features, known as Origins and Tracks, are introduced to help aid in the flow and processing of the referenda protocol. | Referenda can be started in one of several ways:
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How does approval mechanism for referenda work? | Referenda must fulfil a number of criteria before they are moved into a state known as Deciding. Until they are in this state, they remain undecided. The criteria for entering the Decided state is a follows:
| Anyone can propose a referendum by depositing the minimum amount of tokens for a certain period (number of blocks).
The bonded tokens will be released once the proposal is tabled (that is, brought to a vote). For Governance v1, there can be a maximum of 100 public proposals in the proposal queue. |
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