Proposal Process

The Phase 1 proposal process follows these key steps:

1. Proposal Creation: Security Council members formally initiate proposals for protocol changes, addressing operational needs or incorporating community suggestions.
2. Public Discussion: All proposals are published in the governance forum where community members can:
   • Ask questions about the proposal
   • Suggest modifications or improvements
   • Express support or concerns
   • Provide technical feedback
3. Temperature Check: For significant proposals, the community participates in a forum poll to gauge initial sentiment.
4. Snapshot Vote: Based on discussion and temperature check results, the proposal advances to a formal Snapshot vote where all GIZA token holders can participate without gas costs.
5. Implementation: Proposals that achieve established quorum and approval thresholds by the Security Council are implemented, with execution details announced to the community.

Community Influence in Phase 1

Community members can influence the Phase 1 governance process by:

• Suggesting ideas in the forum that Security Council members may adopt into formal proposals.
• Actively participating in proposal discussions.
• Voting on Snapshot proposals.
• Providing technical review of proposed implementations.