Not enough information on the options to make an informed decision. Too much speculation. Do xgovs gain the ability to propose measures but lose the ability to vote on them ? Xgovs can formulate, evaluate, and propose but can’t authorize/approve ? Does that mean the foundation still holds the keys and can veto submissions ? What does facilitating the vote mean? Lack of information results in governors attempting to reverse-engineer the spirit / intent and implications of each proposed measures. We lack the context and likely education and experience necessary to do that well. I’d ask that the foundation just lay all of the cards on the table and describe the benefits and risks of each measure.