Editing Arbitration DAO (section)

=== Failure of arbitration ===
Arbitration may fail to produce justice for many reasons. First, the WSC can conclude before a party notices an injustice. Then the WSC has no power to trigger the arbitration in the first place. Second, the WSC is not perfect. There will inevitably arise business situations that the WSC did not anticipate. The executive governance encoded in the WSC can be injustly written for certain eventualities. Third, the larger functioning of the DAO can be flawed. The legislative governance the DAO operates under requires eternal improvement. For all of these reasons, arbitration will sometimes fail to establish justice. Therefore, the final backstop is to rely on the [[transcendent values]] of the DAO – the motivations for why the group exists, which ultimately govern how the group behaves toward one another. These values can be served by one final type of judicial governance, when the other approaches fail: [[Judicial governance#Forum revaluation|Forum revaluation]].