Arena Chambers (Community Leaders)

• What is the Arena Chambers?
• How do I become a member of the Chambers?
• How does the voting process work?
• What are the eligibility requirements for Legion?
• What are the role of Committees within the Chambers?

What is the Arena Chambers?

The Chambers is comprised of passionate members who are:

• Aligned with our mission
• Want to support the healthy and sustainable development of our community

There is a designated area in our Discord to support communication and coordination of Chamber members.

How do I become a member of the Chambers?

To access the Chambers, a community member must achieve the rank of Legion. For a description of the roles please visit 🎖️Community Roles and Ranks.

How does the voting process work?

1. The community member must have earned Arenan Rank.
2. Arenans can apply to for a legion role in order to enter the Chambers
3. The Nomination Committee - a small group of Legion members - have the power to review applicants and nominate Arenans for promotion to Legion.
4. Nominations for new members occur every two weeks.
5. 20% of current Legion members must vote in favor in order for a nominee to be promoted.
6. Individual votes are obfuscated so members cannot see how others have voted.
7. The Core Team has veto power. We can block individual elections if we have strong evidence that it is undeserved. This is to prevent collusion.

What are the eligibility requirements for Legion?

To be nominated you must demonstrate consistent and meaningful contribution to our project and / or community. Contributions that could earn you credit include:

• More to come…

What are the role of Committees within the Chambers?

Over time there will be numerous committees formed within the Chamber. Each committee will oversee a specific domain of responsibility. We do this for the following reasons:

• Identify, foster and empower talented community members to maximize their contributions
• Create a community infrastructure that will allow us to scale the project into millions of users around the world
• Create capacity for the Core Team to focused on high impact initiatives

Committee members are responsible for the preparation of materials required for decision making. However, they do not have decision making power. The ultimate decision making power rests with the collective within the Chamber.