🧑‍🤝‍🧑Community Council

Governance by the Players

Introduction

In line with an exciting plot and “the cutest cows in the world”, “My neighbor Alice” also aims to become a truly user-owned game with its own Decentralized organization called Community Council governed by the community. Thus, we also integrated a concept of DAO, which over time can take over the majority of decision-making powers within the game. Community Council will be a crucial element of the game ecosystem which will address both in-game issues as well as the proposals connected to game development and future funding.

Membership

In principle, every ALICE token holder can become a member of the Decentralised Organization and get the right to vote on proposals. At the same time, we understand that a certain number of players will be primarily interested in gaming and enjoying the “Alice world”. We respect their decision, so membership in the Community Council will be optional.

Community Council principles

Designed as a consumer cooperative and a platform cooperative, the organization follows the universal principles:

• Voluntary membership, i.e. membership in Community Council is optional and fully depends on a player

• Democratic member control, i.e. Community Council has adopted liquid democracy as a model of participation

• Autonomy and independence, i.e. Community Council is expected to overtake the majority of in-game decision-making powers and stay free from third-party interference and control.

• Education and information, i.e. one of our key goals in game is to educate our players on political and economic models that were inspired by a real world

• Community cooperation, i.e. many activities in game require a mutual effort, cooperation and communication which makes the bonds between players even stronger More information on the Community Council will be available soon.

Juridical entities

It is vital to be able to map the ideas around governance into proper legal frameworks and structures, and clear responsibilities among participants in the ecosystem.