Governance and transparency
See how proposals, voting, delays, execution, and public records constrain high-impact policy changes.
Governance is the path for decisions that should not rest with one ordinary operator action.
A governed change should connect:
- a public proposal;
- the policy or configuration being changed;
- voting eligibility and quorum;
- a visible voting period;
- an execution delay;
- the final executed action;
- an audit record linking the result back to the proposal.
The ratified v1 baseline uses held earned ZYNC for governance weight. Paid memberships and lock duration do not increase voting power.
Transparency is more than publishing a vote total. Readers need the proposal text, timing, affected policy, outcome, and execution status.
Emergency controls, where they exist, need narrow scope, named authority, public after-action reporting, and no hidden expansion into ordinary governance.
Final governance operation depends on deployed contracts, approved policy, and production readiness. Concept pages do not mean voting is open.