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Questions for Solana
Governance. Accountability. User protection.
Questions for Solana tracks sourced, answerable questions about Solana ecosystem governance, accountability, user protection, funding, infrastructure, and public process. Each record carries a status, cited sources, answer criteria, update log, and right of reply.
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QFS-001: Disputed .sol name status
Status
Open
Public answer status
Awaiting public answer
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Read, propose, or respond.
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Propose a question
Submit a specific, sourced public-interest question for review.
Respond or correct
Named parties can reply or correct the record. Anyone can point to a public answer, source, or update for review.
What this is
Sourced. Correctable. Open.
Records are published individually, when each is prepared and sourced. Any correction or response is reflected in the record.
How this works
Evidence before conclusion.
Evidence first
Questions are published only when supported by public records, official statements, on-chain data, or attributed material.
Question status
Each question page has a status panel: publication date, current status, public answer status, and last update.
Right of reply
Any referenced party may respond. Corrections and clarifications are reflected in the record where appropriate.
Open record
Records are designed to be checked and tested. Future records follow the same standard.
Records follow a published method for sourcing, status labels, answer criteria, corrections, and right of reply.
Why this exists
Why public records matter
Solana is increasingly treated as public financial infrastructure. But many important ecosystem decisions still happen through informal channels: grants, partnerships, integrations, public endorsements, private messages, legal inboxes, and selective public statements.
Questions for Solana exists because important governance questions should not disappear into private threads. Public records make it easier to ask clear questions, track whether they are answered, record corrections or right of reply, and update the record over time.
Good governance is not negativity. It is ecosystem maintenance.
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