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[Jack Hodgkinson]: https://github.com/jhodgdev
[Peter Dragos]: https://github.com/peter-mlabs
**Current status:**
Initially written up by [Emily Martins] for Liqwid. Transferred across to Agora. Rewritten by [Jack Hodgkinson]. Outstanding suggestions from [Peter Dragos] that require addressing.
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## Authority tokens
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The ability to alter large swathes of the system being conferred by the ownership of a single token poses the risk of (purposeful or inadvertent) harm. There are steps one can take to lessen this risk:
> Jack 2022-02-02: Is there any scope for 'domain specific' GATs? Effects could be limited to altering a single component of the system and therefore be issued with GATs that only permit the altering of that component.
- All validators for an effect transaction are specified **in full**. In comparison to the normal writing of validators, where one only specifies what they must, one must do all they can to avoid undesired behaviour being permitted by the validator.
- All transactions are only executed by one of a few 'trusted' DAO members. This would necessarily have to be encoded in the effect.