Osmosis Proposal Standards
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This proposal intends to supersede Proposal 199 by defining a set of standards for putting a proposal into voting period on Osmosis.\n\nProposals that have not met these criteria should be met with NoWithVeto.\n\n# Standards\nGovernance proposals must be posted as a draft on Commonwealth for at least three days before being submitted to chain to allow feedback.\n\n## CosmWasm Storecode Proposals\n*wasm-store, migrate-contract* \n\nCosmWasm StoreCode Proposals must contain the following information at minimum:\n* Git Commit ID or release\n* Version of Compiler used\n* A description of the code's purpose for a layman\n\nStoreCode Proposals must be posted with full text and links to the code to be deployed for a minimum of 7 days before being submitted to chain to allow deeper review.\n\n# Exemptions\n## Expedited Proposals\nProposals Utilising the --expedited flag implemented in V12 \n\nAny proposal utilising the Expedited status as defined in Proposal 278 is exempt from this requirement.\nUse of this mechanism for non-urgent situations should be met with NoWithVeto.\nUrgent situations must be clearly communicated as such with a corresponding Commonwealth post.\n\n## Software and IBC Updates\nCurrently software-upgrade, cancel-software-upgrade, ibc-upgrade, update-client commands \n\nSoftware and IBC updates are not required to be posted for review. \nThe coordination of Software Upgrade proposals is typically carried out in more direct channels between Developers and Validators and may be subject to sudden changes in scheduling. \nIBC Maintenance proposals are required when an IBC channel has become stale due to lack of use. Osmosis governance recommends that these proposals are discussed in direct channels between relayers to ensure that the settings are correctly configured.\n\n## Routine Incentive Adjustment Proposals\n*update-pool-incentives proposals are routinely submitted via the incentives process wallet osmo1ahtwxyl7v5qu347u07lwxxkz4dpxpl48yr4une* \n\nRoutine incentive proposals are not required to be posted for review. \nAll other incentive adjustment proposals will be treated as standard proposals and require a 3-day waiting period unless expedited.\n\n## Resubmissions\nResubmissions of proposals previously seen on chain, such as authorisation for continued matching of External Incentives to a pool, confirmation of continuing incentivisation of a pool, or resubmitting a failed proposal after further discussion may reference the original Commonwealth thread with updated values. However, good practice would be to make a new post linked to the previous one.\n\n# Recommendations and Clarifications \n\nProposers should actively seek and redirect feedback to Commonwealth by publicising their draft proposal. \n\nProposers should respond to commenters to address any concerns and adjust the proposal criteria in line with constructive feedback and Osmosis community sentiment. \n\nChanges to the proposal should have a comment posted detailing the changes as this notifies participants that a change has occurred. \n\nA proposal should ideally have reached a negotiated consensus that is likely to pass before progressing to chain. \n\nContentious proposals may still be loaded as long as the Commonwealth thread is available for a voter to reference for any counterarguments.\n\n## CosmWasm Storecode Proposals\n*wasm-store,migrate-contract* \n\nCode walkthrough sessions are recommended to ensure the deployment is secure through exposure to many eyes.\n\n## Community Spend Proposals\n*community-pool-spend* \n\nCommunity Spend Proposals are recommended to be posted for review for at least 7 days.\n\n## Parameter Changes\n*'param-change'* \n\nParameter change proposals should include a link to a successful proposal on the Osmosis Testnet. This is to ensure that unexpected consequences do not occur from these rarely changed criteria, such as those from Proposal 337 that triggered a 5 hour chain halt. \n\nCommonwealth Thread: https://commonwealth.im/osmosis/discussion/8276-proposal-standards-for-osmosis-governance
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