diff --git a/docs/docs-user/governance/delegation.mdx b/docs/docs-user/governance/delegation.mdx index 9ed43204..d5272481 100644 --- a/docs/docs-user/governance/delegation.mdx +++ b/docs/docs-user/governance/delegation.mdx @@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ The following sources might support you in your delegation decision: - [Lisk Chat](https://lisk.chat): Get in touch with your delegate in the Lisk chat, or ask other users about their experiences with the delegate. - [Lisk Governance Forum](https://forum.lisk.com/c/delegates/): The Lisk Governance Forum provides a section for delegates to present themselves to the community. -- [Lisk DAO Tally instance](https://www.tally.xyz/gov/lisk): Check the delegate's profile, voting history, and activity on the Lisk DAO Tally instance. +- [Lisk DAO Degov instance](https://lisk.degov.ai/): Check the delegate's profile, voting history, and activity on the Lisk DAO Degov instance. ## Responsibility of delegates Delegates play a crucial role in the governance of the Lisk project. @@ -69,19 +69,19 @@ Excellent delegates will do even more than that, for example: ## How to become a delegate 🚀 Anyone who can accumulate some voting power can become a delegate. -All you need to do is to set up a profile on the Lisk DAO Tally instance. +All you need to do is to set up a profile on the Lisk DAO Degov instance. To get some initial [voting power](overview#voting-power), you can either: * stake some LSK tokens and then **self-delegate** or -* **receive delegations** from other users on your Tally profile +* **receive delegations** from other users on your Degov profile However, in order to create proposals, a delegate must meet the threshold of at least 300,000 vpLSK. If you wish to increase your voting power to be able to create your own proposals and/or to have more influence on voting, it is possible to get delegations from other users. There are various ways to do this: -1. Fill out your delegate profile on Tally. +1. Fill out your delegate profile on Degov. Token holders will be able to see your profile and decide whether to delegate their voting power to you, so make sure to provide a detailed description of yourself and your intentions. 2. Present yourself to the community in the Lisk Governance Forum. The [Lisk Governance Forum](https://forum.lisk.com/c/delegates) provides a category for delegates to present themselves to the community. @@ -93,23 +93,23 @@ This includes voting on proposals, creating proposals, and giving feedback on ot ## How to delegate your voting power 🗳️ Follow the steps described below to delegate your voting power to a delegate of your choice. -The Lisk DAO uses [Tally](https://www.tally.xyz/) to facilitate delegation. +The Lisk DAO uses [Degov](https://lisk.degov.ai/) to facilitate delegation. The process in a nutshell: -1. Go to [Lisk DAO](https://www.tally.xyz/gov/lisk) and connect your wallet to Tally. -2. Navigate to the [Lisk DAO delegates](https://www.tally.xyz/gov/lisk/delegates) page. +1. Go to [Lisk DAO](https://lisk.degov.ai/) and connect your wallet to Degov. +2. Navigate to the [Lisk DAO delegates](https://lisk.degov.ai/delegates) page. 3. Search for the delegate you'd like to delegate your voting power to. 4. Click the `Delegate` button on the delegate's profile. 5. Submit the delegation by clicking the `Delegate votes` button. 6. Confirm and sign the transaction via your connected wallet. :::tip -Through Tally, you can change or revoke your delegation at any time. +Through Degov, you can change or revoke your delegation at any time. ::: -## How to delegate your voting power without Tally +## How to delegate your voting power without Degov -It is crucial that members of the Lisk DAO can interact with the DAO at any point in time, even when Tally, the standard front end for the Lisk DAO, is down. +It is crucial that members of the Lisk DAO can interact with the DAO at any point in time, even when Degov, the standard front end for the Lisk DAO, is down. Most importantly, voting and delegating should always be possible by interacting directly with the smart contract. How to delegate manually is described below. For a guide on how to vote manually, see the [Voting](voting) page. diff --git a/docs/docs-user/governance/overview.mdx b/docs/docs-user/governance/overview.mdx index 11d0775a..65b83bb6 100644 --- a/docs/docs-user/governance/overview.mdx +++ b/docs/docs-user/governance/overview.mdx @@ -114,13 +114,13 @@ Decisions are made via [proposals](#proposals). The following are the main tools to participate in the Lisk DAO: - - Tally is the platform used to create and vote for proposals of the Lisk DAO. + + Degov is the platform used to create and vote for proposals of the Lisk DAO. - The [Lisk DAO Tally instance](https://www.tally.xyz/gov/lisk) is the place where users can vote on proposals or delegate their voting power. + The [Lisk DAO Degov instance](https://lisk.degov.ai/) is the place where users can vote on proposals or delegate their voting power. - The [Lisk Governance Forum](https://forum.lisk.com/) is the place for the community to discuss the Lisk governance and draft proposals, before they are submitted on Tally. + The [Lisk Governance Forum](https://forum.lisk.com/) is the place for the community to discuss the Lisk governance and draft proposals, before they are submitted on Degov. The `#lisk-dao` channel in the [Lisk Chat](https://lisk.chat) Discord server is a community chat dedicated to discuss topics all around the Lisk DAO, share news and updates, or share ideas for new proposals. @@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ This works as follows: - Stake tokens for a specific locking duration (between 2 weeks and 2 years) on the [Lisk Portal](https://portal.lisk.com). - Receive voting power and staking rewards proportional to the amount of locked tokens. -- [Delegate](#delegation) the voting power on Tally to yourself or another delegate in order to use it. +- [Delegate](#delegation) the voting power on Degov to yourself or another delegate in order to use it. - After the locking duration ends, the users can unlock their staked tokens. @@ -179,14 +179,14 @@ The Governor framework requires **delegating the voting power** in order to use The voting power can be delegated to other users or to yourself. Self-delegation is a requirement if you want to vote on your own. -Delegation happens on [Tally](#tools). +Delegation happens on [Degov](#tools). :::info Please go to the [Delegation](delegation) page to find out more about the delegation process, including guides how to delegate and how to become a delegate. ::: ### Proposals -Proposals are created on [Tally](#tools). +Proposals are created on [Degov](#tools). For spam protection, the following requirement must be fulfilled in order to create a proposal: - **Proposal threshold**: For creating a proposal, the voting power of the proposer must be at least 300,000 vpLSK, i.e., the value corresponding to 100,000 LSK locked for 2 years where the countdown is paused. diff --git a/docs/docs-user/governance/proposal-lifecycle.mdx b/docs/docs-user/governance/proposal-lifecycle.mdx index dd7758f8..1afc24f8 100644 --- a/docs/docs-user/governance/proposal-lifecycle.mdx +++ b/docs/docs-user/governance/proposal-lifecycle.mdx @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Once an idea results in a concrete proposal, create a new **draft proposal** thr Please fill out the provided **template** when you open a new thread in the above categories. You can add additional fields if required. -The discussion should be kept open for at least **2 weeks** before moving to a proposal on Tally. +The discussion should be kept open for at least **2 weeks** before moving to a proposal on Degov. When the author wants to incorporate feedback from the discussion, the original draft proposal (typically the first message of the discussion thread) should be modified, instead of adding an updated proposal in a new message. The updated proposal should contain a “change log” or “updates” section at the top where the updates are documented. @@ -46,14 +46,14 @@ The updated proposal should contain a “change log” or “updates” section - **Proposal threshold**: Your delegated voting power must be at least 300,000 vpLSK. :::note -If you don't have enough voting power, you can still create the proposal as a draft on Tally and ask a delegate to submit it. -To get an overview about the existing delegates and their voting power, you can check the [Delegates page](https://www.tally.xyz/gov/lisk/delegates) on the Lisk DAO Tally instance. +If you don't have enough voting power, you can still create the proposal as a draft on Degov and ask a delegate to submit it. +To get an overview about the existing delegates and their voting power, you can check the [Delegates page](https://lisk.degov.ai/delegates) on the Lisk DAO Degov instance. Alternatively, you can ask in the draft proposal thread on the forum if a delegate is willing to submit the proposal for you. ::: -### Creating the proposal on Tally -Anyone who considers the proposal mature enough and who fulfills the requirements from above, can create a proposal on Tally: +### Creating the proposal on Degov +Anyone who considers the proposal mature enough and who fulfills the requirements from above, can create a proposal on Degov: 1. Choose the same title for the proposal as the corresponding draft proposal on the forum. 2. Include the full proposal text in the description. @@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ Anyone who considers the proposal mature enough and who fulfills the requirement #proposer=0x??? ``` 2. [Optional]: If the proposal includes an action, for example a token transfer of a funding proposal, click on the “Add Action” button and fill out the required fields. -3. If a corresponding draft proposal exists in the forum, post the link to the proposal on Tally in the respective thread. +3. If a corresponding draft proposal exists in the forum, post the link to the proposal on Degov in the respective thread. [^1]: This is used for frontrunning protection. By adding this pattern at the end of their proposal, one can ensure that no other address can submit the same proposal. @@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ An attacker would have to either remove or change that part, which would result See OpenZeppelin's [Governor docs](https://docs.openzeppelin.com/contracts/4.x/api/governance) for more information. ## 3. Voting & results -Once a new proposal is created, the community has exactly **1 week** time to vote on the proposal on Tally. +Once a new proposal is created, the community has exactly **1 week** time to vote on the proposal on Degov. Delegates should use the time to read and consider the proposal carefully, and place their vote according to their conclusion. The following requirements must be fulfilled for a proposal to pass: diff --git a/docs/docs-user/governance/voting.mdx b/docs/docs-user/governance/voting.mdx index e8cbe0f7..fb6a4fe0 100644 --- a/docs/docs-user/governance/voting.mdx +++ b/docs/docs-user/governance/voting.mdx @@ -24,14 +24,14 @@ import proposalId from '../../../static/img/docs/governance/proposal-id.png'; # Voting -## Voting on Tally +## Voting on Degov Follow the steps described below to vote on a proposal of the Lisk DAO. -The Lisk DAO uses [Tally](https://www.tally.xyz/gov/lisk) to facilitate the voting on proposals. +The Lisk DAO uses [Degov](https://lisk.degov.ai/) to facilitate the voting on proposals. The process in a nutshell: -1. Go to [Lisk DAO](https://www.tally.xyz/gov/lisk) and connect your wallet to Tally. -2. Navigate to the [Lisk DAO proposals](https://www.tally.xyz/gov/lisk/proposals) page. +1. Go to [Lisk DAO](https://lisk.degov.ai/) and connect your wallet to Degov. +2. Navigate to the [Lisk DAO proposals](https://lisk.degov.ai/proposals) page. 3. Select the active proposal you would like to vote on. 4. Click on the `Vote` button in the upper right corner of the page. @@ -43,9 +43,9 @@ Once you're done, click `Submit`. 6. Confirm and sign the transaction via your connected wallet. -## Voting without Tally +## Voting without Degov -It is crucial that members of the Lisk DAO can interact with the DAO at any point in time, even when Tally, the standard front end for the Lisk DAO, is down. +It is crucial that members of the Lisk DAO can interact with the DAO at any point in time, even when Degov, the standard front end for the Lisk DAO, is down. Most importantly, voting and delegating should always be possible by interacting directly with the smart contract. How to vote manually is described below. For a guide on how to delegate your voting power manually, see the [Delegation](delegation) page. diff --git a/docs/docs-user/staking/staking.md b/docs/docs-user/staking/staking.md index db451097..f8215ea1 100644 --- a/docs/docs-user/staking/staking.md +++ b/docs/docs-user/staking/staking.md @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ keywords: # Staking LSK tokens -LSK staking is necessary to participate in the [Lisk DAO](https://www.tally.xyz/gov/lisk), enabling active involvement in the project's decision-making. Our staking system rewards LSK stakers for their participation with [staking rewards](#staking-rewards) based on their commitment duration. +LSK staking is necessary to participate in the [Lisk DAO](https://lisk.degov.ai/), enabling active involvement in the project's decision-making. Our staking system rewards LSK stakers for their participation with [staking rewards](#staking-rewards) based on their commitment duration. ## Staking Guides