The Terra Luna Classic community has been voting on several proposals lately, and one of them has been particularly contentious. Proposal 11947 aimed to create an official community-led commonwealth platform, but it faced opposition from community members and ultimately received only 39% "Yes" votes.¹
Another proposal that gained significant attention was the Tax2Gas implementation, which aimed to incorporate tax into gas and simplify the process for dApp developers. This proposal received overwhelming support, with 99.98% "Yes" votes.²
More recently, the community voted on a proposal to repeal the KYC requirement, but it was met with resistance, with 60% of voters opposing the move.³
These proposals highlight the community's active engagement in shaping the future of Terra Luna Classic. However, they also demonstrate the challenges of reaching consensus in a decentralized governance model.
