As a community technical coordinator and developer for the Edgeware community (which is my self-assigned role) my role is to build, inspire and cultivate: I’m building with our parachain integration; I’m inspiring through getting people interested in directions we could go; And I’m cultivating by scouting people and projects with…

What tools do we have to build decentralised governance systems now? What examples are there of them in action? And how can we conceptualise and build them? — Right now, in 2021, the tools available to build decentralised systems with democratic “on-chain” governance capabilities are very real, very awesome, and are in practice and working effectively (here is an example). Communities are making decisions on using voting, councils, referenda, and treasury proposal decisions. …

Supersig has completed a grant funding 3 milestones. Here we summarise the deliverables for each milestone, what supersig is, how you can try it yourself, and further links to add supersig to your own project. — Milestone 1 — Supersig Pallet In this milestone we built the pallet that contained the features that aimed to add flexibility to where the multisig features were fixed. But with the trade-off taking the off-chain benefits of multisig and bringing it on chain.

Add supersig to your node, runtime, and apps UI interface. — You will need to get two repos setup on your local machine, the Apps (UI) and a Substrate Supersig Template (customised substrate-node-template fork). First we will get the demo setup thereafter will show you where to add the code to your own set. Setup Demo Setup Apps Apps is a fork of Polkadot-js/apps UI. …

You will need to get two repos setup on your local machine, Apps and Substrate Supersig Template. — Setup Apps Apps is a fork of Polkadot-js/apps UI. git clone https://github.com/decentration/apps.git git checkout page-supersig-new-apps yarn yarn start If you want to use docker you just need to run the command: docker run --rm -it --name supersig-ui -e WS_URL=ws://127.0.0.1:9944 -p 80:80 decentration/apps:latest

When running rustc --version and rustup show why do I have different versions showing? — rustup show: amsey@Ramseys-MBP parachain % rustup show Default host: aarch64-apple-darwin rustup home: /Users/ramsey/.rustup installed toolchains -------------------- stable-aarch64-apple-darwin (default) nightly-2021-11-29-aarch64-apple-darwin nightly-2022-05-11-aarch64-apple-darwin nightly-2022-07-24-aarch64-apple-darwin nightly-2022-11-15-aarch64-apple-darwin nightly-aarch64-apple-darwin 1.60.0-aarch64-apple-darwin 1.62.0-aarch64-apple-darwin 1.66.1-aarch64-apple-darwin installed targets for active toolchain -------------------------------------- aarch64-apple-darwin wasm32-unknown-unknown active toolchain ---------------- stable-aarch64-apple-darwin (default) rustc 1.67.0 (fc594f156 2023-01-24)…

You will need to get two repos setup on your local machine, Apps and Substrate Supersig Template. Setup Apps Apps is a fork of Polkadot-js/apps UI. git clone https://github.com/decentration/apps.git git checkout page-supersig-m2-new yarn yarn start If you want to use docker you just need to run the command: docker run --rm -it…

Supersig is now simple to interact with for standard users. — “like multisig, with superpowers” Our hook for supersig is “Like multisig, but with superpowers ⚡️”. We set out with the goal adding features that would make an even better experience than the pervasively used multisig even better: instead of fixed members, ability to add or remove members; and instead of a fixed threshold, simpleMajority…

If blockchains aim for decentralisation then why should we encourage giving our vote to someone else? It may be useful to add a bit of nuance to the discussion about voting to guide discussion. Because those who want to maximise decentralisation may fear that some of the voting systems may…