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POLL-005 / GOVERNANCE RECORD

Below what participation percentage should an Active Legend be moved to Inactive status?

daoCAT currently measures Legend participation as the share of eligible poll ballots a Legend has cast. That percentage is already shown on the public Active Legends roster. Abstaining is a ballot. Not voting is not. Final turnout: 16 of 18 eligible Active Legends. POLL-004 quorum required 9 ballots (at least 50%, rounded up to a whole Legend when needed). This record documents the community result; any outside implementation requires separate authorization.

FINAL OUTCOMEBelow 25%Decision recorded

ORIGINAL POLL WORDING

Below what participation percentage should an Active Legend be moved to Inactive status?

Below 40%4 votes

25%

Below 25%11 votes

69%

Abstain · ABSTAIN1 vote

6%

16 verified votes cast

DATA VERIFICATION

Result generated from authenticated permanent member ballots against the eligible Active Legend snapshot taken when the poll launched. Abstentions count toward POLL-004 quorum but not toward the winning substantive option. Quorum was reached.

COMMUNITY GOVERNANCE RECORD

This record documents a community poll outcome. It does not independently authorize or execute token, contract, wallet, or financial actions.

OFFICIAL daoCAT COMMUNITY GOVERNANCE RECORDDCERT-POLL-005
CERTIFIED RESULT
OFFICIALdCGOVERNANCE
ORIGINAL POLL WORDINGBelow what participation percentage should an Active Legend be moved to Inactive status?
Final result
Below 25%
Turnout
16 of 18 Legends
Quorum
Reached · 9 required · at least 50%
Poll opened
August 28, 2026 at 8:00 PM
Poll closed
August 30, 2026 at 8:02 PM
Certified
August 30, 2026 at 8:02 PM ET
Follow-through status
Completed
Approval standard
Above 50% of deciding votes · majority + runoff
Abstentions
1

Eligibility reflects the active Legend snapshot fixed when this poll was published. Certified turnout totals are not recalculated when membership later changes.

This outcome satisfied the approved daoCAT quorum and majority standards and is permanently certified as a community governance result. Any outside implementation is tracked separately and requires appropriate authorization.