A governance proposal needs sufficient support to become a network change. According to TRON's official governance documentation, a proposal passes when at least 18 Super Representatives vote in support by the end of the voting period. TRON has 27 Super Representatives, so the threshold represents a defined level of agreement among the network's elected block producers. This mechanism gives formal network changes a clear decision rule. It also makes it possible for developers and users to understand how a proposal's outcome is determined. When evaluating a proposal, look beyond whether it passed. Review the proposed parameter changes, the reasoning behind them, and the potential effect on applications, resource costs, and network operations. Governance results tell you what decision was reached; understanding the proposal explains why that decision matters. Informed participation requires both awareness of the voting result and attention to the technical substance of the change. @trondao @justinsuntron #TronEcoStar