# Disputable Voting ## About Disputable Voting is intended to be a part of the upgraded Commons. With Disputable Voting we can propose changes in the smart contract level. The Dispu - quiet ending period The Hatch DAO will initially be only a Dandelion Voting app that can upgrade itself by adding new applications and changing existing parameters. DV is like a Moloch DAO so it has a Rage Quit feature in the Hatch DAO phase. The first proposals planned for the Dandelion Voting in the time of the hatch are [whether or not to upgrade to include the Conviction Voting and Augmented Bonding Curve apps](https://forum.tecommons.org/t/launching-in-2-parts-first-hatch-dandelion-then-vote-to-add-abc-cv/85/1). \ After the Commons upgrade however, DV should still be used for future upgrades, parameters adjustments and anything involving the DAO code management.
#### **What are the main Disputable Voting actions?** * Change the Commons parameters for as many Aragon Apps installed into the DAO, including DV itself * Dandelion Voting can be used to install and uninstall Aragon Applications including the Augmented Bonding Curve and the Conviction Voting App for the Commons Upgrade * Dandelion Voting can be used to send funds out of the DAO to fund TE open source projects * Dandelion Voting can be used to send funds out of the DAO for upgrades in case of major bugs and emergency situations * To make a proposal, a tollgate fee is paid and sent to the Reserve mostly to avoid spam * Proponents can request the tollgate fee be paid back if Conviction Voting is installed * Proposals can be challenged through staking a challenger amount. * The proposal can settle by an agreement between the challenger and the proposer. * The proposer can withdraw the proposal, this way the tollgate fee goes to the challenger( can a CV proposal be challenged?) * The proposer can pay a jury fee to have the proposal contested in **Celeste. The use of Celeste still has to be approved by the community.** * Voters can give their voting power to a delegate. * Voters can veto their delegates vote. * Delegates have a separate voting period so voters can track the votes. **Is this action or outcome required?** * Proposals should be posted first in the DV forum section to then be submitted to the Commons using the forum proposal link. * It is recommended to use the DV proposal template available in the DV forum section by clicking "+ New Topic". * If a proposal is challenged, the proponent needs to decide to settle, withdraw or go to court. * **Open questions about delegates** **Is this action or outcome discouraged?** * To submit proposals without a forum post * To submit proposals that go against our Code of Conduct * To use Dandelion Voting to send funds out of the DAO to fund TE projects if CV is installed * To edit the proposal in the forum once it has been submitted to the Commons. * Griefing individuals * Delegates not aligned with voters interest * Vote buying ### Relevant Resources [**Dandelion technical documentation** ](https://www.notion.so/Technical-Documentation-2dea29d0a3014e6db22d8f17cf93e7d1)