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There seems to be a disconnect between the expectations that users have with voting settings in the UI and the consequent behavior of the contract and UI. Here is a thread related to a situation where users set 75% supermajority parameter but it turned out the contract uses simple majority rule. https://discord.com/channels/923399898769018921/925091695677309059/1005085447720014005
Solution
Reconsider UI flow for voting parameter settings at new DAO deployment.
Expose more clearly the current voting rules in the UI.
Allow users to adjust settings in UI
Write 100% unit test coverage for governance functions in the UI.
Write 100% unit test coverage for subgraph scripts related to governance functions.
Write 100% unit test coverage for smart contract functions related to governance.
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Initial voting settings initialization confusing
Voting settings not behaving as users expect
Aug 5, 2022
Governance settings for proposals are set more in line with user expectation and behaviour now. I don't think this was the case at the time Sporos was deployed.
What flow would you suggest for governance settings specifically?
I am interested in converting the flow to a page with templates(entity + gov settings + extensions). This will also tie in with a guide expanding on each template.
What flow would you suggest for governance settings specifically?
I am interested in converting the flow to a page with templates(entity + gov settings + extensions). This will also tie in with a guide expanding on each template.
Good question. I pinged our UX gigabrains to chime in here.
Problem
There seems to be a disconnect between the expectations that users have with voting settings in the UI and the consequent behavior of the contract and UI. Here is a thread related to a situation where users set 75% supermajority parameter but it turned out the contract uses simple majority rule.
https://discord.com/channels/923399898769018921/925091695677309059/1005085447720014005
Solution
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