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Ripple’s CTO Supports Transparent and Inclusive Governance Proposal for XRPL

Community-Driven Evolution of XRPL Governance

David Schwartz has clarified his stance on the new governance proposal presented by David Fuelling, a member of the XRPL community. Schwartz describes this proposal as a “straw man” created to foster open dialogue and gather diverse suggestions from the XRPL community. Notably, Schwartz shared his endorsement of Fuelling’s proposal with the XRPLF, emphasizing its intent to make XRPL governance more transparent and inclusive.

The proposed changes aim to establish a democratic framework that welcomes active participation from the community in shaping the evolution of the XRPL Foundation.

Addressing Community Concerns

Addressing concerns within the XRPL community regarding the timing and motivation behind the proposal, David Fuelling provides clarity. He explains that the proposal is a response to long-standing sentiments within the community, as they seek a stronger voice in XRPL’s affairs. Fuelling’s vision is rooted in the principles of decentralization and democratic organization, offering changes to the XRPL Foundation’s governance structure.

Fuelling emphasizes that his proposal should not be seen as a critique of the current governance model but rather as a personal vision to enhance the existing structure.

Transparent Community Engagement

Crucially, Fuelling shared his proposal with XRPL Foundation leaders and developers before making it public. His focus lies in ensuring that the proposal aligns with the community’s values and the overarching purpose of the XRPL Foundation.

While concerns have been raised regarding the implications of the proposal, Fuelling maintains that the primary goal is to enable sustainable funding for the XRPL Foundation without compromising its integrity. He calls for a collective effort to refine the proposal, striving for alignment with the community’s ethos and the foundation’s mission.


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