The Ethereum governance process involves several key groups of stakeholders:
- **Ether Holders**: Individuals who hold ETH tokens.
- **Application Users**: People who interact with applications on the Ethereum blockchain.
- **Application Developers**: Creators of applications that run on the blockchain.
- **Miners and Validators**: Participants who run nodes to add new blocks to the network.
- **Protocol Developers**: Programmers responsible for maintaining the core Ethereum protocol.
- **Node Operators**: Entities that run nodes to propagate and validate transactions.
- **EIP Authors**: Individuals who propose changes to the network through Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs).

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The Ethereum governance refers to the way and process to make changes to the protocol, this protocol isn't controlled by someone. Therefore, decisions under the protocol are extremely important since so many people and project depends on it, that's why either decision making or core changes, this process considers social and technical criteria and it's also supported totally by the community.

Ethereum Governance

Are known as standards for proposing or suggesting an improvement for the Ethereum Network as a formal way such as protocol changes, operation codes etc. EIP's will be discussed by the community, if accepted, it's going to be implemented by the Ethereum developers, also it can be rejected due to priority, development effort etc.

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