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Awesome that you are pushing the UX work needed to make CV usable @GriffGreen 🙌

This CIP is mostly aimed at creating a solid data data layer for CV. If we manage to do this there could potentially be multiple different frontends that display the CV data in different ways based on preference / usability considerations.

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@stbrody no this is more about when the conviction computation service sampled the data from the blockchain. Which is mostly independent from anchor commits.

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Check out the thoughts here, and in the other issues... lots of good debates around UX

1Hive/conviction-voting-app#52

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@oed what do you think about adding a blockNumber or blockHeight parameter to the root of the state document? I think it'd be a great way to make all the data in state completely verifiable, since one could then verify all the other data at the prescribed block height.

"blockHeight": {
  "type": "number"
}

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@topocount Yeah, that's a good addition. You could a rough idea of when the snapshot was made from the subsequent anchor commit, but it wouldn't be precise. Updating the first post!

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@oed what do you think about adding a blockNumber or blockHeight parameter to the root of the state document? I think it'd be a great way to make all the data in state completely verifiable, since one could then verify all the other data at the prescribed block height.

"blockHeight": {
  "type": "number"
}

@oed Could this cause any issues like we've been seeing with the blockNumber in anchor commits, where it could diverge from the on-chain state if there's a block reorg?

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Currently there is a beneficiary and amount which indicates there is a transfer function call to a contract from the Oracle.
Why not use an array of actions for all the contract methods to be triggered if the proposal succeeds?

actions: [{
    contract: "contract-address",
    method: "mint",
    args: ["to-address", "amount"]
}, {
    contract: "another-address",
    method: "transfer",
    args: ["to-address", "amount"]
}]

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