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Règle de délégation liquide

Délégation de vote révocable par thème, avec limites de chaînes, plafonds de délégués, expiration et votes des délégués publiés.

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11 # Liquid delegation rule
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3−1. Each member has one vote on every ballot of {scope}.
4−2. A member may delegate their vote to another member, for all ballots or for a named topic. Topic delegations take precedence over general ones.
5−3. A delegation may be revoked at any time before a ballot closes. A member who votes directly overrides their delegation for that ballot.
6−4. A delegate may pass on received delegations only up to {maximum chain length} steps. A delegation that forms a cycle is void.
7−5. No delegate may hold more than {delegation cap} delegations. Surplus delegations lapse back to their senders.
8−6. Delegations expire after {expiry period} unless renewed.
3+1. Each verified member has one vote on every ballot of {scope}.
4+2. Members may delegate by topic or generally, and may revoke at any time before a ballot closes. A direct vote overrides a delegation.
5+3. Chains are limited to {maximum chain length} steps; cycles are void; a delegate may hold at most {delegation cap} delegations.
6+4. Delegations expire after {expiry period} unless renewed. Members are notified before expiry.
7+5. A delegate's votes on delegated ballots are published with the delegate's name. Delegators can see how their vote was used.
8+6. A delegate with a conflict of interest on a ballot must disclose it and return those votes to their senders.
9+7. Identity checks follow {identity mechanism}; each person may hold one account.
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