Disclaimer: This is a simple yet comprehensive framework of mechanics chosen by the Core Team to serve as a baseline to develop the Kokonut Framework and grow the Kokonut Ecosystem in a community-oriented way while optimizing for effiency and outcomes.
DEFINITION: The minimum number of votes needed for the outcome to be considered legitimate.
DESIGNATION: off-chain = Varies by Proposal Types, on-chainquorum is 0% for Onboarding Stage; Upgradablevia DAO Proposal
I. Designated Voting Retention
DEFINITION: The percentage of tokens required to remain in the DAO after the grace period. If the percentage falls below this number, the proposal is not executed.
DESIGNATION: 66% [Token-based voting retention only applies to on-chain proposals]
J. Default Voting Options
DEFINITION: The voting options are to be used by default unless the proposal necessitates other options.
With this agreed-upon proposal process, any proposal-authorized person may draft and post a proposal for all vote-authorized people to vote on, in order to formally facilitate group decisions. This process may evolve over time, and may eventually be further formalized through the establishment of bylaws or other operating agreements.
B. ProcessThe proposal process will follow the stages below
Drafting Stage: As it is being drafted, the proposal will be formatted according to the Proposal Template, made available for feedback from [proposal-authorized people and/or vote-authorized people], and will be made accessible on the designated drafting platform(s) for the minimum drafting duration before it can advance to the Active Stage. All vote-authorized people will be notified when the draft is made accessible.
Active Stage: The drafted proposal will be posted on the designated voting platform for vote-authorized people to vote on. The default voting options will be used unless the proposal requires other options. For a proposal to pass, it must:
Be active for the designated voting duration
Use the designated voting method
Meet the designated voting quorum
The designated voting majority must be in favor.
Execution Stage: Once a proposal has passed, the action items specified in that proposal may commence under the auspices of approval by the organization.
A. Proposal Name: The proposal’s name may or may not follow a codified naming scheme.B. Proposal Author(s): The person(s) authoring the proposal.C. Proposal Team: Conducting the affairs detailed in the proposalD. Draft Start Date: The date the proposal draft is started.E. Proposal Description: The main body of descriptive text explaining what the proposal is about.F. Mission Alignment: Explanation of why this proposal is in alignment with the mission or goals of the organization.G. Brand Usage: Description of if/how this proposal involves the usage of the organization’s brand.H. Financial Implications: Description of any disbursements or costs associated with this proposal. This section would specifically reference the organization’s treasury or other relevant budgetary accounts if there are costs involved in the proposalI. Success Metrics: Description of how the success of this proposal can be gauged, during and after the Execution Stage.J. Next Steps: Outline the action items entailing the passing of this proposal, and who will be responsible for them.
A. Amendments: Amendments can be made to this framework by including an edited version of this framework in a proposal, to be ratified by vote-authorized people.B. Revised Proposals: If rejected, proposals may be redrafted and resubmitted for another vote.
