DRep Standards Institute

Quick Decision Report (Standard)

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Quick Decision Report (Standard)

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Governance action / proposal - title, or the governance action IDVote - Yes, No, or AbstainDecision in one sentence - what you decided, in plain languagePrimary reasons - one to three bullets, one reason per lineMain concern / tradeoff - the strongest argument against your own positionMaterial conflict or disclosure - write "None" if there is nothing to discloseDate

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How the two formats relate

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The quick report is the default for most decisions and for high-volume voting periodsThe full report is for decisions whose importance or complexity warrants more analysisBoth formats share one vocabulary and the same core fields, so a quick report expands into a full report without retypingCore fields carried across both: action, vote, summary, primary reasons, tradeoffs, conflicts, date

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Why a shared format

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Why a shared format

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Delegators can compare reports across representatives without learning a new layout each timeReasoning is separable from conclusion, so disagreement stays legibleCorrections have an obvious home and an obvious historyAdoption costs nothing and requires no membership

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Anything the structured fields do not cover.

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Writing a Vote Rationale People Can Audit teaches the method behind this tool. Reading it does not change anything you have written here.

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The DRep Standards Institute provides decision-support tools. It does not determine how any DRep votes. This record was produced independently by its author.

Quick Decision Report (Standard)

Full Decision Report (Extended)

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