Superalgos - Asset Claim Vote

Asset Claim Vote

Use this node to establish a reference with an Asset Contribution Claim placed by your colleague in the Claims Program section of their User Profile. This vote means that you support your colleague's claim with the Claim Support Power you drive into the Claim Votes node!

Content

Governance->Concept->Reusable Governance Snippets->Claim Votes Content

Important: The you drive into nodes is significant, as it is a measure of your support to the claim. The ideal case scenario for the party placing the claim is that the claim gets enough with enough to match the the claim carries.

Tip: You may want to learn more about !

Negative Voting

If you believe a has been given too much weight, you may use Claim Support Power also for negative voting. Power marked as negative will compensate the same amount of regular Claim Support Power allocated by other users. To vote negatively, change the configuration of your Claim Vote node like in this example:

 { "percentage": 25, "negative": true }

Note: Negative Voting should only be applied in exceptional cases, e.g. to counteract misconduct of other users. Please do not use Negative Voting as a standard within your Governance workflow.

Working on Multiple Workspaces

Governance->Concept->Reusable Governance Snippets->Deep in Governance

Tip: If you have contributed work or wish to go deep with your participation in governance, you will most likely need to interact with one or more of the project-specific . To do that, load your into the corresponding workspaces so that you may establish references to place and cast .

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If you cast votes or place claims in more than one Governance , you will not be able to see what some of your claims and votes are about — in particular, those that live on a workspace that is not the .

If you wish to have a clearer picture of all your votes and claims, you may want to set up a new workspace that includes all the hierarchies that you need to interact with. That way, you will be able to see all of your votes and claims at the same time. To do this, save a new workspace deriving from one of the and load the plugins you need.

Note: Even if you do as suggested above, the calculations you see in terms of , , , and so on, are still partial. The actual calculation involves computing all of the , including all hierarchies participating in governance.

Configuration

Initial Values

These are the Initial Values for Asset Claim Vote configuration:

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Examples

This is a list of properties featured by the Asset Claim Vote configuration. Expanding a property shows sample values for the property extracted from the current .

Asset Claim Vote Menu

The Asset Claim Vote node has the following items:

The Configure menu item has the following properties:

action: Configure

actionFunction: uiObject.configEditor.activate

label: Configure

iconPathOn: configuration

iconPathOff: configuration

The Delete menu item has the following properties:

action: Delete UI Object

actionProject: Visual-Scripting

askConfirmation: true

confirmationLabel: Confirm to Delete

label: Delete

iconPathOn: delete-entity

iconPathOff: delete-entity

actionFunction: payload.executeAction

Tip: When a menu item is grayed out, it means that Asset Claim Vote already has the required child type that the menu item may add, and only that child is allowed for that case.

Asset Claim Vote Attaching Rules

The following are the that govern the attachment of Asset Claim Vote with other nodes:

Compatible Types:

Asset Claim Vote Referencing Rules

The following are the that determine which nodes Asset Claim Vote may establish a reference to:

Compatible Types:

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