The acceptance threshold determines whether a proposal on a node is implemented immediately or held in the pending proposals list, based on that node's own net vote (upvotes minus downvotes). If the node's net vote is $$\leq 2$$, any proposal on it is approved and implemented immediately. If the node's net vote is higher, a proposal on it stays pending until the proposal itself receives a net vote of at least half of the node's net vote. This makes it easy to revise less-established, low-vote content while requiring broader consensus to change popular, well-vetted content.

1Cademy Acceptance Threshold

If the net votes on a node has more downvotes than the upvotes, 1Cademy automatically deletes that node from the map.

Deleting a Node on 1Cademy

Number of upvotes minus number of downvotes

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If a user finds a node/proposal that is invalid, incomplete, incorrectly organized, or unhelpful on 1Cademy and they are not able to make improvements, they can downvote it. To downvote, click the X button in the node footer or on the pending proposals sidebar. 

Downvoting on 1Cademy

Upvoting on 1Cademy is the process of marking a node or proposal as useful and accurate. To cast an upvote, click the checkmark button in the node footer or beside a pending proposal in the sidebar. Upvotes contribute to the node's or proposal's vote count.

Upvoting on 1Cademy

The Net Vote of a Node on 1Cademy

If you notice any inaccurate information and/or a node is incorrectly located on the map, downvote it by clicking on the X icon.

***Note:*** Downvotes should only be used to vote for node removal. Please consider improving the node first if you can.

1Cademy Node Footer: Downvote Button

When you find a node or proposal on 1Cademy useful and accurate, you can upvote it by clicking on the checkmark icon in the footer. Upvoting a node denotes it as useful and helps prevent future changes if the node is already helpful and needs no further improvement.

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