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Joining our Discord
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Get the latest announcements and platform updates
Join AMAs and community discussions
Chat with other community members & the team
Earn special roles for being active
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Infinex Proposals
Proposal Status Guide
Each proposal goes through stages
Draft: created and not yet reviewed
In Review: being reviewed by the Infinex Council
Vote in Progress: being voted on by the council
Approved: Infinex council approves the XIP
Implemented: changes have been released and implemented
Rejected: did not pass the vote by the Infinex Council
Superseded: replaces by a newer proposal
XIPs
XIPs are the primary mechanism for suggesting new features, collecting community input on an issue, documenting design decisions for changes to Infinex, and making adjustments to system parameters. A collective list of all XIPs, regardless of current status, can be found here.
Who can draft a XIP?
Anyone in the Infinex community can draft a XIP. But make sure to follow the rules in XIP-1 and XIP-4. It’s a good idea to share your idea on Discord first to get feedback and support.
IRs
Infinex Referendums (IRs) are the mechanism for how meta-governance changes are made to the Infinex Protocol. A collective list of all IRs, regardless of current status, can be found here. In-depth information regarding IRs are detailed in IR-1.
Who can draft an IR?
Anyone in the community. Like XIPs, it's encouraged to engage in discussions within the Infinex Discord community before formally submitting their proposals. This preliminary discourse allows for the exchange of ideas, feedback, and refinement of concepts, ultimately leading to more robust and well-considered IRs.
WGCs
Working Group Charters (WGCs) are a documentation type that outlines the establishment of a working group, defines its outcomes, and aligns expectations between the working group and the council. A collective list of WGCs, regardless of current status, can be found here. In-depth information regarding WGCs are detailed in WGC-1.
Who can draft a WGC?
Just like XIPs and IRs, anyone within the Infinex community is welcome to submit a WGC.
RCs
Release Candidates (RC) are a document that outlines a bundle of proposed changes for approval by the Infinex Council. A collective list of RCs, regardless of current status, can be found here. In-depth information regarding RCs are detailed in RC-1.
Who can draft a RC?
An RC can only be written by an established Working Group (WG), and each WG has a set cadence of RCs they need to follow.
TAs
Treasury Announcements (TA) are a document written by the Treasury Seat, which outlines a proposed initiative from the Infinex Treasury. A collective list of TAs, regardless of current status, can be found here. In-depth information regarding TRFs are detailed in TRF-1.
Who can draft a TA?
A TA is written from the Infinex Treasury Seat and does not need to be voted on by the council.