Community member Yung Beef put forward a proposal to block the Integritee project from progressing with their crowdloan. On-chain governance gives us the ability as community members to put forward proposals and given that parachains go through a quality filter via crowdloans, many have argued that Integritee has been dishonest in their approach to the crowdloans and that they should be blocked. Kusama has the ability to self-modify and we are seeing the first decentralised governance in action.

Yung Beef's summary:https://app.subsocial.network/4779/protecting-the-community-and-letting-them-speak-21168

It's already gone past the proposal stage to the referenda stage and has one day left for the vote.

I think it's interesting to see organic governance emerging from the chaos of the ecosystem. Since it's a public generated vote it needs a greater majority of aye votes to pass, at lower turnouts. The vote falls under a "Super-Majority Approve' metric.

From the Polkadot wiki:

Super-Majority Approve​

A positive turnout bias*, whereby a heavy super-majority of aye votes is required to carry at low turnouts, but as turnout increases towards 100%, it becomes a simple majority-carries as below.*

https://wiki.polkadot.network/docs/learn-governance

Link to Referendum 150 on Polkassembly:

https://kusama.polkassembly.io/referendum/150