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# DAO Voting Function
## What are DAOs?
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
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
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
Only admin and those who have more than 100,000 points can propose questions.
### 2.3. Voting Policy
In each proposal, the option that has the most vote will be considered the final result.
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