Render Network has announced the commencement of the final community vote on the RNP-000 amendment, a significant update to the network's governance structure. The deadline for voting is set for June 11, 17:00 Pacific Time, giving the community a limited window to cast their ballots.

The RNP-000 amendment includes several key changes aimed at simplifying the structure of RNP, clarifying the differences between RNP and Render Fund Grants, and enhancing community participation. The amendment merges sections and eliminates redundant information, making it easier for community members to understand and engage with the network.

One of the most significant changes is the removal of the 'Render Network team review' stage, giving the community more power in the decision-making process. The legal number of people required for the final RNP vote has been set at 15%, ensuring that the community's voice is heard.

The amendment also introduces a revision procedure for minor updates to RNP, allowing for more efficient and streamlined decision-making. The emergency proposal rules have been simplified, and the legal number of people required for an emergency vote has been increased to 20%. This change aims to prevent frivolous proposals and ensure that only critical issues are addressed.

The 'RNP Guide' and 'Community Principles' sections have been streamlined, making it easier for community members to understand the network's governance structure and principles. The changes aim to enhance community participation and streamline the decision-making process within the Render Network, ensuring that the community is at the forefront of the network's development.