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# DAO Voting Function

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## What are DAOs? <a href="#id-5396" id="id-5396"></a>

The term DAO stands for “decentralized autonomous organization” and can be described as an open-source blockchain protocol governed by a set of rules, created by its elected members, that automatically execute certain actions without the need for intermediaries.

Both the program rules and subsequent actions are recorded on a transparent and secure blockchain ledger, which cannot be tampered with thanks to an immutable timestamp and the distribution of the information to the network participants.

## Faraland and DAOs <a href="#be0a" id="be0a"></a>

Faraland decides to use DAOs to ask for the community’s opinions on critical decisions to the project development, to vote for changes in Faraland such as market fees, up-grade of items, Gacha, Faraland Competitions,…

DAOs are fully democratized; therefore, changes will be adapted according to the vote. Users need to connect their wallets to the website to be able to vote.

LINK: [https://vote.faraland.io](https://vote.faraland.io/#/)

### 2.1. Voting Rights <a href="#id-7d0c" id="id-7d0c"></a>

Everyone has the right to vote. Voting point is measured as follows:

Voting Point = $FARA Holding Balance + $FARA Staking Balance + Hero Count \* 100

For example, one has 300 FARA, 5 heroes and 2000 FARA staked, so his voting point is calculated by the aforementioned formula:

300 + 2000 + 5 \* 100 = 2800 points

### 2.2. Proposing Rights <a href="#id-7379" id="id-7379"></a>

Only admin and those who have more than 100,000 points can propose questions.

### 2.3. Voting Policy <a href="#e150" id="e150"></a>

In each proposal, the option that has the most vote will be considered the final result.
