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# Governance

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Community proposals are an essential tool for understanding the community's views on different ideas. While not every proposal may directly lead to implementation, those that receive significant community backing stand a chance of becoming Core proposals, highlighting the importance of community input in our governance process.
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In order to use the governance dApp, you must have:

1. Odyssey Chain Testnet added to your wallet by following the instructions [**here.**](/technical-documentation/networks/odyssey-chain-testnet.md)
2. Test funds in your wallet. [**Click here** ](/technical-documentation/dapps/faucet.md)to get the test funds from our faucet

The governance dApp can be accessed at: <https://governance.dioneprotocol.com/>.

The dApp is self-explanatory and has the following functionalities:

1. Make a proposal
2. View the list of all proposals
3. Filter proposals
4. Vote on a proposal
5. View the voting status on any proposal


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