This guide was created for Decentraland DAO grantees, to help them protect their data and assets. It is important to acknowledge that digital security is an ongoing process, and not an isolated activity. There is no single tool that mitigates all attacks, so incorporating protection mechanisms gradually is the recommended way to do it, and the more layers we add to our security over time, the harder it is for malicious actors to intrude in our assets. ...
The Decentraland DAO has been granted with a 10-year vesting contract worth 222,000,000 MANA started on Feb 19, 2020. You can view the DAO’s vesting contract here . The MANA in this contract vests every second, thus gradually increasing the size of the DAO’s fund. The current state of the DAO treasury can be viewed on the Transparency page of the Governance dApp . The DAO also has other sources of income: ...
The most important thing to remember about the Decentraland DAO is that it is a specific governance tool with limited capabilities. Like a vending machine, the DAO is mostly automated. However, this automation leads to limited options. There is a finite number of functions within the DAO’s smart contracts. These functions can easily be called by passing one of the binding proposals in the Governance dApp, but the process for adding or modifying functions or Governance mechanisms within the DAO is much more complex. ...
Broadly speaking, DAOs are organizations comprising token holders. In Decentraland’s case, the tokens needed to be a member of the DAO are MANA, NAMES or LAND. By holding either MANA, NAMES or LAND, you may create and vote in proposals. Your vote on a proposal is weighted according to the balance of MANA, NAMES and LAND you have at the time that proposal was created. For more information, see the Voting Power section in the DAO User Guide . ...
This section offers guidelines on how to manage content settings in Decentraland, with a focus on understanding age ratings and the importance of reporting scenes that are not categorized correctly. 📔 Note: 🚧 The Explorer 2.0 desktop client does not support this feature at the moment, but it is in the plans to prioritize its implementation. Stay tuned. Age Rating # To maintain a safe and suitable environment for its community, Decentraland utilizes an age rating system. ...
📔 Note: 🚧 The Explorer 2.0 desktop client does not support this feature at the moment. Accessing the chat # When you enter the world, the voice chat will be automatically connected. You can confirm that voice chat is connected, when you see this UI in the taskbar. Sending audio message # To send message to nearby users there are few ways: Press and hold the microphone button Hold ‘T’ key Press ‘Alt’ + ‘T’ key (Note: the voice chat will stay active until you press the ‘Alt’ + ‘T’, ‘T’ or the microphone button again) Note: It is possible that the first time you do this, the browser will ask you about microphone permissions. ...
Table of Contents # Logging in Voting power Approval/Rejection Conditions Browsing proposals Viewing a proposal Adding proposals to your watchlist Voting Participating in the Forum Creating a proposal Proposal categories Deleting a proposal Logging in # To get started with the DAO, visit governance.decentraland.org . You will be presented with a welcome screen and quick start tutorial. After reading the quick start tutorial, click Sign In. You must connect a wallet in order to use the DAO. ...
