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SUMMARY.md

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* [What is Intersect?](README.md)
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* [Intersect's structure](intersect-overview/intersects-structure/README.md)
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* [\[REMOVE\] Intersect values](intersect-overview/intersects-structure/intersect-values.md)
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* [Intersect governance](intersect-overview/intersects-structure/intersect-governance.md)
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* [\[review\] Intersect funding](intersect-overview/intersects-structure/intersect-funding.md)
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* [Intersect committees](intersect-overview/intersect-committees.md)
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* [Support and contacts](intersect-overview/support-and-contacts.md)
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* [🟢 Happening Now](intersect-overview/jump-in-key-member-initiatives.md)
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* [Intersect membership](intersect-membership/intersect-membership/README.md)
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* [Membership tiers and benefits](intersect-membership/intersect-membership/membership-tiers-and-benefits.md)
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* [Intersect committees](intersect-membership/intersect-committees/README.md)
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* [Intersect Steering committee](intersect-membership/intersect-committees/intersect-steering-committee.md)
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* [Intersect Steering committee (ISC)](intersect-membership/intersect-committees/intersect-steering-committee.md)
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* [Membership and Community committee (MCC)](intersect-membership/intersect-committees/membership-and-community-committee-mcc.md)
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* [Cardano Civics committee (CCC)](intersect-membership/intersect-committees/civics-committee.md)
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* [Growth & Marketing Committee (GMC)](intersect-membership/intersect-committees/growth-and-marketing-committee-gmc.md)
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* [Technical Steering committee (TSC)](intersect-membership/intersect-committees/technical-steering-committee-tsc/README.md)
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* [\[REMOVE\] Parameter committee (PC)](intersect-membership/intersect-committees/technical-steering-committee-tsc/parameter-committee-pc.md)
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* [Growth and Marketing Committee (GMC)](intersect-membership/intersect-committees/growth-and-marketing-committee-gmc.md)
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* [Technical Steering committee (TSC)](intersect-membership/intersect-committees/technical-steering-committee-tsc.md)
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* [Open Source committee (OSC)](intersect-membership/intersect-committees/open-source-committee-osc.md)
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* [Cardano Budget committee (CBC)](intersect-membership/intersect-committees/budget-committee.md)
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* [Cardano Product committee (CPC)](intersect-membership/intersect-committees/product-committee.md)

cardano-facilitation-services/cardano-development/cardano-hardforks-and-upgrades/major-release-process.md

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Also note that the process will change in the near future to reflect on-chain governance actions.
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The following information is intended to provide the community an indicative overview of the major release process, major releases include such events as [hard forks](broken-reference). In blockchain technology a hard fork is one of the most significant upgrades. It is a radical change in a blockchain protocol that affects the validity of blocks and transactions on the decentralized network. 
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The following information is intended to provide the community an indicative overview of the major release process, major releases include such events as [hard forks](broken-reference/). In blockchain technology a hard fork is one of the most significant upgrades. It is a radical change in a blockchain protocol that affects the validity of blocks and transactions on the decentralized network.
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The below provides an outline of the role different roles that Intersect committees, working groups and the community play in contributing to the major release process.
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* **Ledger** - updates the system that keeps track of all transactions, making sure it's ready to handle the new types of transactions that the hard fork may introduce.
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* **Node** - improves the core software of the blockchain to support enhanced features and performance.
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* **Consensus** - the rules for how transactions are verified across the network, ensuring everyone agrees on what is valid.
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* **Consensus** - the rules for how transactions are verified across the network, ensuring everyone agrees on what is valid.
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* **CLI (Command Line Interface)** - makes it easier for developers to interact with the blockchain by enhancing the tools they use to deploy and manage their applications.
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Together, these and other updates from the continuity suppliers ensure the new node is robust, secure, and reliable for release, setting a solid foundation for a major release such as a hard fork
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<figure><img src="https://lh7-us.googleusercontent.com/yzoSoimOX6N_e7-V3EJN7Zxp8-hj6FyqPPv_cdgdsx6_RVd8IZW9QdTzmvgTF1B1rG-l-xACP1IcUdn8og1Joe9Fxq69vGnoALCR2VHLyZ5X4veHF8E8VLpkFsCAkBSRJ5u_qtdAYOVoTAI=s2048" alt=""><figcaption><p>Release 2</p></figcaption></figure>
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Intersect coordinates major releases, such as a hard fork, through its community led [Technical Steering Committee](../../../intersect-membership/intersect-committees/technical-steering-committee-tsc/) and associated working groups. &#x20;
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Intersect coordinates major releases, such as a hard fork, through its community led [Technical Steering Committee](../../../intersect-membership/intersect-committees/technical-steering-committee-tsc.md) and associated working groups.
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**Technical Steering Committee** - ensures that governance of Cardano is based upon sound technical awareness and best practices. The committee is a rally point for key members, suppliers and third parties to coordinate delivery of development services to support the Cardano blockchain.
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<figure><img src="https://lh7-us.googleusercontent.com/kCbH6svXVvBYp6lvb3yiK0uYDovmKaArkuRMmAzGpsghJwluyvazFFOgpr4056pbk9WnA54H-U-RSEA5ZpP0io3CXpddNdp-nMJNHTKhRJfTrxhektyXx5-Bq4JmHix8DbblH3ysXKcSOTk=s2048" alt=""><figcaption><p>Release 3</p></figcaption></figure>
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Continuity suppliers play a key role in making sure that new updates and changes to our software are of the highest quality before they go live. &#x20;
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Continuity suppliers play a key role in making sure that new updates and changes to our software are of the highest quality before they go live.
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* **Development - push via quality -** the process starts in the development phase, where the main focus is on integrating quality right from the beginning. Instead of adding it later, quality is a priority from the start, which helps in building a more reliable and robust product.
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* **Quality Reports -** once the development integrates quality measures, the next step involves detailed quality reports. These reports are generated to assess the performance and reliability of the new updates.
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* **Quality Reports -** once the development integrates quality measures, the next step involves detailed quality reports. These reports are generated to assess the performance and reliability of the new updates.
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### 4. Testing conducted with SPOs, Exchanges and dApps
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<figure><img src="https://lh7-us.googleusercontent.com/XjMSqbrk9ihaN9tjEoWlKVTwAYei5vOzFYzXMtRGYHrQFUJ6EgxRkCP62Uds0q5qpzFnCeIBt6iwxSCwbvEFUQ7d2N74roYjh60qVzvxWoX8QY3xpam8KFGcN0rWrZRVFMm33bzCXh9m-x8=s2048" alt=""><figcaption><p>Release 4</p></figcaption></figure>
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When preparing for major updates such as hard forks, community feedback and preparation is essential. Key members are invited to working groups, all of the community is encouraged to provide feedback.&#x20;
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When preparing for major updates such as hard forks, community feedback and preparation is essential. Key members are invited to working groups, all of the community is encouraged to provide feedback.
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<summary><strong>Here’s how different community members can contribute:</strong></summary>
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* **SPOs (Stake Pool Operators) -** play a crucial role in maintaining the blockchain network. Testing with SPOs helps ensure that the new updates will work smoothly in the live network environment. It checks the stability and efficiency of the network from the perspective of those who operate the network nodes.
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* **Wallets -** are tested to ensure that they can safely and effectively manage and store the new types of transactions that might be introduced by the update. This testing helps prevent issues that could affect users' funds.
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* **DApps (Decentralized Applications) -** Since dApps operate directly on the blockchain, testing with dApps checks for compatibility issues and ensures that they continue to operate efficiently even after the updates are applied.
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<figure><img src="https://lh7-us.googleusercontent.com/5hgljC8H6wxZ6Iz2obmtSWC-vfItDHULIFrs9yA4FjWVQIbnBvKGm4AolPhPmNAggvkzjQVsr-qARZ0ImwvQTXQijEv3hh3PqV8HKZJMWhVA_ICeXCKDkO_YrPMLbJ8TeVjYJk4DD3tOfBs=s2048" alt=""><figcaption><p>Release 6</p></figcaption></figure>
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Once satisfactory time has passed, allowing major exchanges, SPOs and DApps to contribute to the quality process outlined and no high severity issues remain, a hard fork combinator event can be initiated - **pull of the community via adoption.**&#x20;
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Once satisfactory time has passed, allowing major exchanges, SPOs and DApps to contribute to the quality process outlined and no high severity issues remain, a hard fork combinator event can be initiated - **pull of the community via adoption.**
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A hard fork combinator event is a way to update a blockchain without splitting it into two separate paths. Unlike a regular hard fork, which usually creates a new branch of the blockchain and leaves the old one behind, a hard fork combinator blends multiple updates into one smooth process. This means the blockchain can introduce new features or rules without stopping the system or losing any of its history.
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To read more about, and to contribute to, quality and feedback please go to the following article on our knowledge base: [https://docs.intersectmbo.org/cardano-upgrades/quality-and-feedback](https://docs.intersectmbo.org/cardano-upgrades/quality-and-feedback)&#x20;
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To read more about, and to contribute to, quality and feedback please go to the following article on our knowledge base: [https://docs.intersectmbo.org/cardano-upgrades/quality-and-feedback](https://docs.intersectmbo.org/cardano-upgrades/quality-and-feedback)

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The member summits will allow community hubs to unite local members to discuss Cardano’s product roadmap and budget and how Intersect can continue supporting Cardano’s on-chain governance into 2025. The annual member summits will also be a chance to look back at the positives and negatives of Intersect’s first year and how we can build a stronger organization together.
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The member summits allowed community hubs to unite local members to discuss Cardano’s product roadmap and budget and how Intersect can continue supporting Cardano’s on-chain governance into 2025. The annual member summits were also a chance to look back at the positives and negatives of Intersect’s first year and how we can build a stronger organization together.
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In addition, we’ll highlight members who have submitted nominations for the [upcoming committee elections](https://intersect.gitbook.io/committee-elections-2024/) and governing board seats. Voting for these positions will be held in parallel with the annual meetings.
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In addition, we highlighted members who had submitted nominations for the [upcoming committee elections](https://intersect.gitbook.io/committee-elections-2024/) and governing board seats. Voting for these positions was held in parallel with the annual meetings.
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In addition to the in-person member summits, we’ll be hosting a special town hall covering the same content, including after-town halls and recognition for all the members and organizations who have contributed so much to Intersect and the Cardano ecosystem this year. More updates and information will follow over the coming days and weeks!
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## What topics does the budget committee cover? <a href="#the-budget-committee-is-responsible-for" id="the-budget-committee-is-responsible-for"></a>
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