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Your collection's community site

Every collection launched on FloorFeed (on Ethereum and its networks) gets a community site: its own website at a short address like jackscrew.floorfeed.io, with your theme across the whole page and none of FloorFeed's menus. It opens to everyone once the mint sells out (or when you choose); until then the address goes to your mint page. FloorFeed keeps the live parts up to date: holders, top holders, the trait census, your holder news and Eat the Floor. A Mint or Buy button takes visitors to your collection on FloorFeed.

The first time the page opens, AI themes it from your collection: the colors and heading font come from your cover art, and it drafts a tagline, a short story and the order of the sections. Anything you write replaces its draft.

  1. Open your collection's page on FloorFeed and tap Edit community site (below the mint).
  2. Keep the AI theme, tap New AI theme (3 a day), or pick a preset. It colors the whole site and sets its heading font.
  3. Write your tagline and story, add your Discord invite, Telegram link and up to 8 more links, your roadmap steps and up to 13 featured NFTs by number.
  4. Move sections with the arrows, or hide the ones you don't want. Write a message only holders can read.
  5. Choose when the site is public (when the mint sells out, now, or hidden) and tap Save. The site shows your changes within a minute.

Holders' things stay on FloorFeed, where holders sign in: on your collection's page, For holders has their own NFTs to download and your message, and Holder votes is where they vote. The site shows the votes and their results and sends holders there.

Holder votes: from Edit community site, under Start a holder vote, ask a question or pick an action vote. Eat the Floor votes: pause or resume buying, keep or burn what the vault buys, the most it spends per buy, or locking the vault forever. Collection votes: new artwork, the reveal time and freezing the metadata (only while the metadata isn't frozen), or cutting the supply of a collection that hasn't sold out. Votes run 1 to 30 days.

  1. Who can vote is fixed when the vote starts: each NFT held then gets one vote, from wallets linked to a FloorFeed account. NFTs bought later can't vote in it.
  2. Question votes: the choice with the most votes wins. Action votes: at least a tenth of the NFTs must vote and the winner needs more than half. Locking the vault or freezing the metadata can't be undone, so a fifth must vote and two thirds must agree.
  3. When an action vote passes, tap Do what holders voted: FloorFeed builds that exact transaction and you sign it in your wallet. The vote then shows it was done, with the transaction (FloorFeed checks on chain that it's your transaction to the collection or its vault). Or post a reply saying what happens next.
  4. Holders who hold at least 1% of the NFTs (at least 1) can start their own question vote, which runs 14 days. One at a time each, two a day per collection, up to 3 votes running at once. You can take one down.

A vote never moves money or changes the contract by itself: FloorFeed is non-custodial, so you sign every change. The page keeps a public record of what you did.

Tip: Links are checked: Discord takes discord.gg or discord.com/invite links, Telegram takes t.me links, and every other link must start with https://. The site shows where each link goes next to it.

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