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Ordinary polls take the commons’ temperature; anyone verified can open one, anyone can vote. Governance polls bind: they change the platform’s own rules, moving a rail within its published bounds.
Three laws hold everywhere: tallies stay sealed until close, so no early count can herd the undecided; the close itself is candle-committed; drawn randomly inside a published window, so nobody can snipe the ending; and one profile is one vote; money can pay a small casting fee, but it never buys outcome weight. Paid visibility and weighted votes are rejected on principle.
Every pillar has its own Governance room, and everything written there is permanent public record; permanence is a place you knowingly walk into. Results, once closed, are civic records: searchable, anchored, and beyond quiet revision.
Decide together, sealed until it’s fair. Ordinary polls take the commons’ temperature; governance polls bind. Governance tallies stay sealed until a candle-committed close nobody can time, one profile is one vote everywhere, and money never buys outcome weight.
Beyond each door, everything written is permanent public record. Permanence is a place you knowingly walk into.