Veto #403
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Can someone explain to me how the “Veto” works in the noun governance? I’d like to be able implement something like this. I’m working on establishing governance of a treasury via 44 ERC-721s. |
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solimander
Mar 30, 2022
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Veto is an additional state on a proposal that can only be set by a “vetoer” address. It’s a terminal state so once a proposal is vetoed it cant be set to another state. The code for it is mostly taken from the |
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Veto is an additional state on a proposal that can only be set by a “vetoer” address. It’s a terminal state so once a proposal is vetoed it cant be set to another state. The code for it is mostly taken from the
cancelfunction and you can think of it that way: once a proposal has been cancelled or vetoed it can’t be voted on, queued, or executed.