> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://unipilot.gitbook.io/unipilot-v2/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://unipilot.gitbook.io/unipilot-v2/community/governance.md).

# Governance

Our [Snapshot page](https://snapshot.org/#/unipilot.eth) is decentralized, allowing anyone with at least 4,000 PILOT to make a proposal. To make a proposal, please follow the guidance below.

1. Discuss your topic in the [Unipilot Telegram](http://t.me/unipilot_io) first to garner a range of opinions and feedback, including from admins, before making the proposal. Share a draft of the proposal with admins before posting to Snapshot.
2. Publish a Snapshot vote on the [Snapshot page](https://snapshot.org/#/unipilot.eth). This requires you to own at least 4,000 $PILOT (staked $PILOT counts too). The vote must run for 3-5 days and the link must be shared with admins and in the Unipilot Telegram to be valid. This is to avoid bad proposals being sneaked in through the backdoor.
3. The Snapshot vote will be deemed valid if at least 65,000 $PILOT participates.

Learn about our multi-sig process [here](https://unipilot.medium.com/unipilot-multisig-transparency-6f3d7ebfbbb3).


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