GOVERNANCE

Kronex Improvement Proposals.

No proposals exist, and the process for submitting one has not been built. What is published is the shape it is intended to take.

planned A proposal process is an unimplemented procedure, not an open question. You cannot submit a KIP today, and there is nowhere to submit one to.

01 · WHY A PROCESS BEFORE THERE ARE PROPOSALS

Why a process before there are proposals

An open protocol should have an open evolution process.

Publishing the intended process while the index is empty means it can be read and argued with before anything depends on it. A process written after the first contested change is a process written to settle that change.

02 · THE INDEX

The index

Six columns, and the register a proposal will be listed in. Nothing to list yet.

Filter by status — inactive until there is a proposal

Proposals published — 0

KIPTitleAuthorTypeStatusUpdated
—No proposals have been published yet. The first one will be numbered KIP-0001 and listed here.

03 · HOW TO PROPOSE A KIP

What a proposal is for

With an empty index, this is the page's content rather than a footnote beneath a table.

A KIP may describe any of eight kinds of changeplanned

  • consensus changes
  • privacy upgrades
  • marketplace protocols
  • token economics
  • provider standards
  • new resource markets
  • APIs
  • governance changes
Where it is submitted
Not decided. There is no repository for proposals — the kronexnetwork organisation holds no public repositories yet.
Who may submit one
Not decided. The source says an open protocol should have an open process, and does not say who that includes.
Discussion before a change
Community discussion and technical review should precede major protocol changes. No venue for either has been chosen.
How one is accepted
Not decided. Review, acceptance and the route to a shipped change are governance choices that have not been made.

Specification pendingThere is no repository for proposals and no venue for the discussion that is meant to precede them. A five-step submission flow drawn here would be a process nobody can walk, so the steps that are undecided are marked rather than drawn.

Review states
DRAFT · REVIEW · ACCEPTED · FINAL · WITHDRAWN — plain text, never a status badge

04 · WHERE THIS SITS

Where this sits

Governance carries the principle. This page carries the mechanism.

Governance →

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