🧭 DAO Dispute Resolution System
In any decentralized system, disagreement is inevitable. Conneth’s DAO includes a built-in Dispute Resolution Protocol to manage proposals, punish abuse, and uphold fairness across the ecosystem.
⚖️ What is a DAO Dispute?
A dispute occurs when:
A proposal is challenged for being malicious, manipulative, or invalid
A DAO member is reported for misconduct (e.g., abuse of voting power, spreading disinformation, etc.)
A resource allocation is suspected to be unfair or fraudulent
🛠️ How It Works
Dispute Filed
Anyone with a verified PoC wallet can file a dispute
Filing costs a refundable fee in $CONN (to prevent spam)
Moderation Phase
Moderators review evidence
May escalate directly to DAO vote if it's a major protocol issue
Public DAO Vote (if needed)
Open to all PoC-verified voters
3 options: Approve, Deny, Modify
Quorum and time limits enforced
Final Action
Results enforced via DAO smart contracts
Penalized users may lose voting power or moderation privileges temporarily
🛡️ Anti-Abuse Logic
PoC-only access
Only real humans can file/resolve disputes
Fee refund system
Fee returned if dispute is valid
Moderator logs & votes
Transparent logs of who voted what (public)
Abuse flag penalty
Repeat false reporters lose trust rating temporarily
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