📄️ Treasury Basics
This chapter describes the basic mechanics of the Polkadot Treasury. If you are already familiar with it, you may skip this chapter.
📄️ Treasury Proposal Essentials
This section gives you an overview over the lifecycle of a proposal and its basic structure.
📄️ HowTo: Write a proposal
Every proposal is different and often requires a unique project plan. At the same time, OpenGov needs to be able to judge proposals quickly and accurately. The community has developed certain conventions for how a good project proposal should be structured. This article will provide you with guidance on how to best write a proposal. Copy the parts that make sense for your project.
📄️ Proposals: Discussion & Campaigning
This page explains the discussion phase for you. All of the steps described here are optional, but significantly increase your chances to get a proposal approved.
📄️ Proposals: Decision Phase
Submit proposal on-chain
📄️ Proposals: Delivery
- Stay committed and post regular reports on your progress.
📄️ Bounties: Best Practices
This guide outlines the key elements of running a bounty on Polkadot, covering how to get a bounty started, set up internal operations (including roles, compensation, and multisig structures), manage budgets and projects, and handle transactions. It also details communications strategies, submission templates, best practices for transparency and compliance, conflict of interest rules, branding guidelines, and the responsibilities that curators, advisors, and other stakeholders must uphold.
📄️ Bounties: Multisigs, Child Bounties and Scheduled Payments
These are a series of tutorials by Leemo (Twitter) on how to manage bounties, child bounties, multisigs, and proxies.
📄️ Accountability Checklist
Accountability ensures that the community has the means to follow progress and hold proposers accountable.
📄️ Simulate OpenGov Referenda in Chopsticks
This is a simplified explanation of how you can dry run your OpenGov referendum. This helps you avoid situations where a misconfigured proposal leads to failed execution.