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Revision as of 22:07, 31 January 2022
This article explains one way to submit NNS motion proposals.
Background
To properly follow what is going on, there are a few high-level points worth highlighting:
Only Neurons can submit NNS proposals
Neurons with at least 1 ICP and 6 months of dissolve delay can submit NNS proposals. So the first step is to create such a neuron.
The NNS Governance Canister accepts motion proposals
The Governance Canister is just a canister like any other, so it has a Candid file, it accepts messages, etc... This article describes a way where you can have your local computer send a message to the governance canister (signed on behalf of a neuron) that contains a motion proposal.