wind
New member
DAO ownership is required for this tutorial!
Refer to the tutorial at the following link: https://daoforum.org/threads/how-to-create-your-own-dao.1/
This is the second tutorial in a series on how to create a DIP (Decentralized Improvement Proposal). In this section, we'll walk through the process of drafting and submitting your first DIP.
DIPs are the foundation of decentralized governance, ensuring that decision-making power is shared among all members rather than concentrated in a single authority. By enabling every participant to propose and vote on changes, they reinforce the principles of transparency, collaboration, and community-driven progress.
In the previous tutorial, we covered DAO creation. Now, setting up a DIP is far less time-consuming. Simply navigate to the **"DIPs"** section, as shown below.
At this stage, things might seem a bit tricky, but don't worry—we’ll go through it step by step.
Once the proposal is submitted, the voting process begins. Every participant who has staked on the DAO now has the right to cast a vote. Whether the proposal is executed or rejected is entirely in the hands of the stakeholders!
Now, let’s put it to the test. See you in the next one!
Refer to the tutorial at the following link: https://daoforum.org/threads/how-to-create-your-own-dao.1/
This is the second tutorial in a series on how to create a DIP (Decentralized Improvement Proposal). In this section, we'll walk through the process of drafting and submitting your first DIP.
Why DIPs Matter
DIPs are the foundation of decentralized governance, ensuring that decision-making power is shared among all members rather than concentrated in a single authority. By enabling every participant to propose and vote on changes, they reinforce the principles of transparency, collaboration, and community-driven progress.
Creating Your First DIP
In the previous tutorial, we covered DAO creation. Now, setting up a DIP is far less time-consuming. Simply navigate to the **"DIPs"** section, as shown below.
At this stage, things might seem a bit tricky, but don't worry—we’ll go through it step by step.
What Happens Next?
Once the proposal is submitted, the voting process begins. Every participant who has staked on the DAO now has the right to cast a vote. Whether the proposal is executed or rejected is entirely in the hands of the stakeholders!
Now, let’s put it to the test. See you in the next one!
Last edited: