Closed jplatts12 closed 5 years ago
That's not what the code says - do you know which is right?
https://github.com/paritytech/substrate/blob/master/srml/democracy/src/lib.rs
pub enum Conviction {
/// 0.1x votes, unlocked.
None,
/// 1x votes, locked for an enactment period following a successful vote.
Locked1x,
/// 2x votes, locked for 2x enactment periods following a successful vote.
Locked2x,
/// 3x votes, locked for 4x...
Locked3x,
/// 4x votes, locked for 8x...
Locked4x,
/// 5x votes, locked for 16x...
Locked5x,
/// 6x votes, locked for 32x...
Locked6x,
}
I generally don't always agree with the sentiment that "Code is Law." However, whatever is implemented in code is how it works today; without evidence that there is any work intending to change this (such as an open issue or a pull request), the wiki should reflect the current functionality of the system.
Time: The amount of time those tokens will remain locked after the referendum has ended. Five periods are allowed: 4 weeks, 8 weeks, 16 weeks, 32 weeks and 64 weeks. Each doubling of the period results in the voter getting an additional “vote”.
From: https://medium.com/polkadot-network/a-walkthrough-of-polkadots-governance-486555a056e0
Wiki has 6 periods.