Gauge¶
A gauge is a non-binding vote. When a decision is created as a gauge, the topic does not become a binding decision after the vote — it returns to preparation. A new, binding vote with any decision mode can then follow.
Gauges allow decision modes to be combined sequentially, for example a resistance poll as a gauge before a binding consent process.
See Combining decision modes for examples.
Note
Gauge and experiment are mutually exclusive.