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# Liquid Delegation
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Delegation allows you to entrust your vote to someone you trust, while retaining the ability to vote directly when you choose.
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## How Delegation Works
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1. You choose a delegate for a specific scope
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2. When a proposal matches that scope, your delegate votes for you
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3. You can always override by voting directly
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4. You can revoke delegation at any time
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## Delegation Scopes
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### Community-Wide
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Your delegate votes on all proposals in a community.
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### Global
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Your delegate votes on proposals across the instance.
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## Creating a Delegation
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1. Go to **Delegations**
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2. Click **Add Delegation**
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3. Select:
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- The delegate (user you trust)
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- The community
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- The scope (global or community)
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4. Confirm
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## Finding Delegates
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Look for users who:
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- Have a delegate profile with stated positions
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- Are active and informed in the community
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- Share your values on relevant topics
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Delegate profiles show:
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- Their voting policy
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- Number of current delegators
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- Areas of expertise
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## Delegation Chains
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Delegations can be transitive:
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- You delegate to Alice
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- Alice delegates to Bob
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- Bob's vote counts for all three
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Likwid detects and prevents cycles.
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## Transparency
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All delegations are visible:
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- See who delegates to whom
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- Understand how votes flow
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- Accountability is built-in
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## Revoking Delegation
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1. Go to **Delegations**
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2. Find the delegation to revoke
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3. Click **Revoke**
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4. The delegation ends immediately
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## Best Practices
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- **Delegate to active members** who participate regularly
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- **Review your delegations** periodically
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- **Vote directly** on issues you care deeply about
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