Put a Proposal to the Table

In plain words

A proposal is a plan you put in front of the holders' table: what the project is, what it needs, and what it gives back to the community. To submit one, you need a wallet that holds $ETHOS — the desk reads that wallet on the chain to confirm the holding before your proposal is seated. Nothing is signed and no keys are ever asked for: an address is public, and the read is public.

What happens next: proposals are seated in the order they are confirmed. Right now the table is in its collecting season — proposals gather here while the voting floor is built toward; when the table sits, its holders — holders with validated KYC — vote on what has been seated. One boundary, stated plainly: a proposal is the table's act. It does not by itself authorize company spending or bind the corporation — it is how holders put work in front of the house, in the open.

Write your proposal for a holder who knows nothing about it. Plain words beat big words at this table.