diff --git a/_includes/devdoc/dash-core/rpcs/rpcs/gobject.md b/_includes/devdoc/dash-core/rpcs/rpcs/gobject.md
index 393fbb04..6b6323e5 100644
--- a/_includes/devdoc/dash-core/rpcs/rpcs/gobject.md
+++ b/_includes/devdoc/dash-core/rpcs/rpcs/gobject.md
@@ -604,7 +604,7 @@ The `gobject get` RPC returns a governance object by hash.
- n: "→
`ObjectType`"
t: "number"
p: "Required
(exactly 1)"
- d: "Object types:
`1` - Unknown
`2` - Proposal
`3` - Trigger
`4` - Watchdog"
+ d: "Object types:
`1` - Unknown
`2` - Proposal
`3` - Trigger"
- n: "→
`CreationTime`"
t: "number"
@@ -880,7 +880,7 @@ The `gobject list` RPC Lists governance objects (can be filtered by signal and/o
- n: "`type`"
t: "string (hex)"
p: "Optional
(exactly 1)"
- d: "Type of governance object signal:
• `proposals`
• `triggers`
• `watchdogs`
• `all` (_DEFAULT_)"
+ d: "Type of governance object signal:
• `proposals`
• `triggers`
• `all` (_DEFAULT_)"
{% enditemplate %}
@@ -963,7 +963,7 @@ The `gobject diff` RPC Lists governance objects differences since last diff.
- n: "`type`"
t: "string (hex)"
p: "Optional
(exactly 1)"
- d: "Type of governance object signal:
• `proposals`
• `triggers`
• `watchdogs`
• `all` (_DEFAULT_)"
+ d: "Type of governance object signal:
• `proposals`
• `triggers`
• `all` (_DEFAULT_)"
{% enditemplate %}
diff --git a/_includes/devdoc/guide_dash_features.md b/_includes/devdoc/guide_dash_features.md
index 17d9ab87..be6ac67e 100644
--- a/_includes/devdoc/guide_dash_features.md
+++ b/_includes/devdoc/guide_dash_features.md
@@ -15,8 +15,7 @@ Dash aims to be the most user-friendly and scalable payments-focused
cryptocurrency in the world. The Dash network features instant transaction
confirmation, double spend protection, anonymity equal to that of physical cash,
a self-governing, self-funding model driven by incentivized full nodes and a
-clear roadmap for on-chain scaling to up to 400MB blocks using custom-developed
-open source hardware.
+clear [roadmap](https://www.dash.org/roadmap/) for future development.
While Dash is based on Bitcoin and compatible with many key components of the
Bitcoin ecosystem, its two-tier network structure offers significant
@@ -229,19 +228,18 @@ mixing pool.
* The `dsa` message contains a collateral transaction
* This transaction uses a collateral input created in the [Wallet Preparation](#privatesend-wallet-preparation) phase
* The collateral is a signed transaction that pays the collateral back to a client address minus a fee of 0.001 DASH
- * As of protocol version 70209, the `dsa` message indicates how many inputs will be provided to the pool when Spork 6 is active
_**Step 3 - Queue**_
* A masternode broadcasts `dsq` messages when it starts a new queue. These message are relayed by all peers.
- * As of protocol version 70209, when Spork 6 is active the `dsq` message indicates how many inputs must be provided to participate in the pool.
- * Once the masternode has received valid `dsa` messages from 3 clients (`nPoolMaxTransactions`), it sends a `dsq` message with the ready bit set ([Dash Core Reference](https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/e596762ca22d703a79c6880a9d3edb1c7c972fd3/src/chainparams.cpp#L173))
- * Clients must respond to the Queue ready within 30 seconds or risk forfeiting the collateral they provided in the `dsa` message (Step 1) ([Dash Core Reference](https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/e596762ca22d703a79c6880a9d3edb1c7c972fd3/src/privatesend.h#L22))
+ * As of protocol version 70214, mixing sessions have a variable number of participants defined by the range `nPoolMinParticipants` (3) to `nPoolMaxParticipants` (5). Prior protocol version mixing sessions always contained exactly 3 participants
+ * Once the masternode has received valid `dsa` messages from the appropriate number of clients (`nSessionMaxParticipants`), it sends a `dsq` message with the ready bit set
+ * Clients must respond to the Queue ready within 30 seconds or risk forfeiting the collateral they provided in the `dsa` message (Step 1) ([Dash Core Reference](https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/e9f7142ed01c0d7b53ef8b5f6f3f6375a68ef422/src/privatesend.h#L23))
_**Step 4 - Inputs**_
* The collateral transaction can be the same in the `dsi` message as the one in the `dsa` message (Step 1) as long as it has not been spent
- * Each client can provide up to 9 (`PRIVATESEND_ENTRY_MAX_SIZE`) inputs (and an equal number of outputs) to be mixed ([Dash Core Reference](https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/e596762ca22d703a79c6880a9d3edb1c7c972fd3/src/privatesend.h#L28))
+ * Each client can provide up to 9 (`PRIVATESEND_ENTRY_MAX_SIZE`) inputs (and an equal number of outputs) to be mixed ([Dash Core Reference](https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/e9f7142ed01c0d7b53ef8b5f6f3f6375a68ef422/src/privatesend.h#L29))
* This is the only message in the PrivateSend process that contains enough information to link a wallet's PrivateSend inputs with its outputs
* This message is sent directly between a client and the mixing masternode (not relayed across the Dash network) so no other clients see it
@@ -249,7 +247,7 @@ mixing pool.
* Once the masternode has received valid `dsi` messages from all clients, it creates the final transaction and sends a `dsf` message
* Inputs/outputs are ordered deterministically as defined by [BIP-69](https://github.com/quantumexplorer/bips/blob/master/bip-0069.mediawiki#Abstract) to avoid leaking any data ([Dash Core Reference](https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/e596762ca22d703a79c6880a9d3edb1c7c972fd3/src/privatesend-server.cpp#L321-#L322))
- * Clients must sign their inputs to the Final Transaction within 15 seconds or risk forfeiting the collateral they provided in the `dsi` message (Step 4) ([Dash Core Reference](https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/e596762ca22d703a79c6880a9d3edb1c7c972fd3/src/privatesend.h#L23))
+ * Clients must sign their inputs to the Final Transaction within 15 seconds or risk forfeiting the collateral they provided in the `dsi` message (Step 4) ([Dash Core Reference](https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/e9f7142ed01c0d7b53ef8b5f6f3f6375a68ef422/src/privatesend.h#L24))
_**Step 10 - Final Transaction broadcast**_
@@ -327,7 +325,7 @@ network. The payee is selected from a subset of masternodes made up of 10%
of eligible nodes that have been waiting the longest since their last payment.
The winner is then determined based on a number of parameters including the
distance between the its hash and the block's proof of work. For additional
-detail, reference this [Official Documentation Payment Logic page](https://docs.dash.org/en/latest/masternodes/understanding.html#payment-logic).
+detail, reference this [Official Documentation Payment Logic page](https://docs.dash.org/en/0.12.3/masternodes/understanding.html#payment-logic).
Nodes receiving a `mnw` message verify the validity of the message before
relaying it to their peers. If the message is invalid, the sending node may be
@@ -353,7 +351,88 @@ several conditions that initiate a start/restart the sync process:
#### Initial Masternode Sync
{% include helpers/subhead-links.md %}
-##### Before DIP3 Activation
+{% autocrossref %}
+
+The deterministic masternode lists introduced by DIP3 eliminated several steps
+of the sync process related to the masternode list and masternode payments.
+Since that information is now available on-chain, P2P messages related to those
+steps were deprecated.
+
+This diagram shows the order in which P2P messages are sent to perform
+masternode synchronization initially after startup.
+
+
+
+The following table details the data flow of P2P messages exchanged during
+initial masternode synchronization after the activation of DIP3 and Spork 15.
+
+| **Syncing Node Message** | **Direction** | **Masternode Response** | **Description** |
+| **1. Sporks** | | | |
+| `getsporks` message | → | | Syncing node requests sporks
+| | ← | `spork` message(s) |
+| **2. Governance** | | | See [Governance sync](#governance) |
+
+*Masternode Sync Status*
+
+There are several status values used to track masternode synchronization. They
+are used in both `ssc` messages and the `mnsync` RPC.
+
+| **Value** | **Status** | **Description** |
+| -1 | `MASTERNODE_SYNC_FAILED` | Synchronization failed |
+| 0 | `MASTERNODE_SYNC_INITIAL` | Synchronization just started, was reset recently, or is still in IBD |
+| 1 | `MASTERNODE_SYNC_WAITING` | Synchronization pending - waiting after initial to check for more headers/blocks |
+| 2 | `MASTERNODE_SYNC_LIST` |  _Deprecated following activation of DIP3 and Spork 15_
Synchronizing masternode list |
+| 3 | `MASTERNODE_SYNC_MNW` |  _Deprecated following activation of DIP3 and Spork 15_
Synchronizing masternode payments |
+| 4 | `MASTERNODE_SYNC_GOVERNANCE` | Synchronizing governance objects |
+| 999 | `MASTERNODE_SYNC_FINISHED` | Synchronization finished |
+
+#### Ongoing Masternode Sync
+{% include helpers/subhead-links.md %}
+
+Once a masternode completes an initial full sync, continuing synchronization is
+maintained by the exchange of P2P messages with other nodes. This diagram shows
+an overview of the messages exchanged to keep the masternode list, masternode
+payments, and governance objects synchronized between masternodes.
+
+
+
+**Governance**
+
+After the initial governance synchronization, governance information is kept
+current by the `govobj` messages and `govobjvote` messages relayed on the
+network. Unsynchronized peers may send `govsync` messages to request governance
+sync.
+
+#### Masternode Sync Schedule
+{% include helpers/subhead-links.md %}
+
+The following tables detail the timing of various functions used to keep the
+masternodes in sync with each other. This information is derived from the
+scheduler section of `AppInitMain` in `src/init.cpp`.
+
+| **Period (seconds)** | **Action** | **Description** |
+| 6 | MN Sync | Synchronizes sporks, masternode list, masternode payments, and governance objects (masternode-sync.cpp) |
+
+The following actions only run when the masternode sync is past `MASTERNODE_SYNC_WAITING` status.
+
+| **Period (seconds)** | **Action** | **Description** |
+| 60 | Process MN Connections | Disconnects some masternodes (masternodeman.cpp) |
+| 60 | InstantSend Check/Remove | Remove expired/orphaned/invalid InstantSend candidates and votes (instantx.cpp) |
+| 300 | Maintenance | Check/remove/reprocess governance objects (governance.cpp) |
+
+{% endautocrossref %}
+
+#### Previous System
+
+
+ **The following information is for
+historical reference only. It describes the masternode sync process that was
+used prior to the deterministic masternode list update in Dash Core v0.13 that
+implemented DIP3.**
+
+Please see [here for details of the current system](#masternode-sync)
+
+##### Initial Sync
{% autocrossref %}
@@ -387,48 +466,8 @@ initial masternode synchronization before the activation of DIP3 and Spork 15.
| | ← | `mnw` message(s) | (If requested) Masternode payment vote message
| **4. Governance** | | | See [Governance sync](#governance) |
-{% endautocrossref %}
-##### After DIP3 Activation
-
-
-{% autocrossref %}
-
-The deterministic masternode lists introduced by DIP3 make the masternode
-list and masternode payments steps of the sync process obsolete. Since the
-information is available on-chain, the P2P messages related to those steps
-are no longer required.
-
-This diagram shows the order in which P2P messages are sent to perform
-masternode synchronization initially after startup.
-
-
-
-The following table details the data flow of P2P messages exchanged during
-initial masternode synchronization after the activation of DIP3 and Spork 15.
-
-| **Syncing Node Message** | **Direction** | **Masternode Response** | **Description** |
-| **1. Sporks** | | | |
-| `getsporks` message | → | | Syncing node requests sporks
-| | ← | `spork` message(s) |
-| **2. Governance** | | | See [Governance sync](#governance) |
-
-*Masternode Sync Status*
-
-There are several status values used to track masternode synchronization. They
-are used in both `ssc` messages and the `mnsync` RPC.
-
-| **Value** | **Status** | **Description** |
-| -1 | `MASTERNODE_SYNC_FAILED` | Synchronization failed |
-| 0 | `MASTERNODE_SYNC_INITIAL` | Synchronization just started, was reset recently, or is still in IBD |
-| 1 | `MASTERNODE_SYNC_WAITING` | Synchronization pending - waiting after initial to check for more headers/blocks |
-| 2 | `MASTERNODE_SYNC_LIST` |  _Deprecated following activation of DIP3 and Spork 15_
Synchronizing masternode list |
-| 3 | `MASTERNODE_SYNC_MNW` |  _Deprecated following activation of DIP3 and Spork 15_
Synchronizing masternode payments |
-| 4 | `MASTERNODE_SYNC_GOVERNANCE` | Synchronizing governance objects |
-| 999 | `MASTERNODE_SYNC_FINISHED` | Synchronization finished |
-
-
-#### Ongoing Masternode Sync
+##### Ongoing Sync
{% include helpers/subhead-links.md %}
Once a masternode completes an initial full sync, continuing synchronization is
@@ -440,8 +479,8 @@ payments, and governance objects synchronized between masternodes.
**Recurring Ping**
- NOTE: This will be deprecated
-following activation of DIP3 which implements deterministic masternode lists.
+ NOTE: Deprecated following
+activation of DIP3.
Each masternode issues a ping (`mnp` message) periodically to notify the network
that it is still online. Masternodes that do not issue a ping for 3 hours will
@@ -450,8 +489,8 @@ masternode announce (`mnb` message).
**Masternode List**
- NOTE: This will be deprecated
-following activation of DIP3 which implements deterministic masternode lists.
+ NOTE: Deprecated following
+activation of DIP3.
After the initial masternode list has been received, it is kept current by a
combination of the periodic `mnp` messages received from other masternodes,
@@ -467,42 +506,27 @@ Unsynchronized peers may send a `dseg` message to request the entire masternode
**Masternode Payment**
- NOTE: This will be deprecated
-following activation of DIP3 which implements deterministic masternode lists.
+ NOTE: Deprecated following
+activation of DIP3.
After the initial masternode payment synchronization, payment information is
kept current via the `mnw` messages relayed on the network. Unsynchronized peers
may send a `mnget` message to request masternode payment sync.
-**Governance**
-
-After the initial governance synchronization, governance information is kept
-current by the `govobj` messages and `govobjvote` messages relayed on the
-network. Unsynchronized peers may send `govsync` messages to request governance
-sync.
-
-#### Masternode Sync Schedule
+##### Sync Schedule
{% include helpers/subhead-links.md %}
-The following tables detail the timing of various functions used to keep the
-masternodes in sync with each other. This information is derived from the
-scheduler section of `AppInitMain` in `src/init.cpp`.
-
-| **Period (seconds)** | **Action** | **Description** |
-| 6 | MN Sync | Synchronizes sporks, masternode list, masternode payments, and governance objects (masternode-sync.cpp) |
-
-The following actions only run when the masternode sync is past `MASTERNODE_SYNC_WAITING` status.
+Prior to the deterministic masternode system introduced by DIP3 in Dash Core 0.13,
+the following additional sync actions were also required.
| **Period (seconds)** | **Action** | **Description** |
| 1 | MN Check |  _Deprecated following activation of DIP3 and Spork 15_
Check the state of each masternode that is still funded and not banned. The action occurs once per second, but individual masternodes are only checked at most every 5 seconds (only a subset of masternodes are checked each time it runs) (masternodeman.cpp) |
-| 60 | Process MN Connections | Disconnects some masternodes (masternodeman.cpp) |
| 60 | MN Check/Remove |  _Deprecated following activation of DIP3 and Spork 15_
Remove spent masternodes and check the state of inactive ones (masternodeman.cpp) |
| 60 | MN Payment Check/Remove |  _Deprecated following activation of DIP3 and Spork 15_
Remove old masternode payment votes/blocks (masternode-payments.cpp) |
-| 60 | InstantSend Check/Remove | Remove expired/orphaned/invalid InstantSend candidates and votes (instantx.cpp) |
| 300 | Full verification |  _Deprecated following activation of DIP3 and Spork 15_
Verify masternodes via direct requests (`mnv` messages - note time constraints in the Developer Reference section) (masternodeman.cpp) |
-| 300 | Maintenance | Check/remove/reprocess governance objects (governance.cpp) |
| 600 | Manage State |  _Deprecated following activation of DIP3 and Spork 15_
Sends masternode pings (`mnp` message). Also sends initial masternode broadcast (`mnb` message) for local masternodes. (activemasternode.cpp) |
+
{% endautocrossref %}
### Governance
@@ -539,13 +563,21 @@ requested. Frequent requests will result in the node being banned.
Masternodes respond to the `govsync` message with several items:
-* First, the Masternode sends one `ssc` message (Sync Status Count) for `govobj`
-objects and one for `govobjvote` objects. These messages indicate how many
-inventory items will be sent.
+For Object Sync:
-* Second, the Masternode sends `inv` messages for the `govobj` and `govobjvote`
+* First, the Masternode sends a `ssc` message (Sync Status Count) for `govobj`
+objects. This message indicates how many inventory items will be sent.
+
+* Second, the Masternode sends an `inv` message for the `govobj` and `govobjvote`
objects.
+For Vote Sync:
+
+* First, the Masternode sends a `ssc` message (Sync Status Count) for `govobjvote`
+objects. This message indicates how many inventory items will be sent.
+
+* Second, the Masternode sends an `inv` message for the `govobjvote` object(s).
+
Once the syncing node receives the counts and inventories, it may request any
`govobj` and `govobjvote` objects from the masternode via a `getdata` message.
@@ -556,19 +588,14 @@ Once the syncing node receives the counts and inventories, it may request any
| **Initial request** | | | **Requests all governance objects (without votes)** |
| `govsync` message | → | | Syncing node initiates governance sync (hash set to all zeros)
| | ← | `ssc` message (govobj) | Number of governance objects (0 or more)
-| | ← | `ssc` message (govobjvote)| Number of governance object votes *(0 since votes are only returned if a specific hash is provided with the `govsync` message)*
| | ← | `inv` message (govobj) | Governance object inventories
| `getdata` message (govobj) | → | | (Optional) Syncing node requests govobj
| | ← | `govobj` message | (If requested) Governance object
| | | | |
| **Follow up requests** | | | **Requests governance object (with votes)** |
| `govsync` message | → | | Syncing node requests governance sync for a specific governance object
-| | ← | `ssc` message (govobj) | Number of governance objects (1)
| | ← | `ssc` message (govobjvote)| Number of governance object votes (0 or more)
-| | ← | `inv` message (govobj) | Governance object inventory
| | ← | `inv` message (govobjvote)| Governance object vote inventories
-| `getdata` message (govobj) | → | | (Optional) Syncing node requests govobj
-| | ← | `govobj` message | (If requested) Governance object
| `getdata` message (govobjvote) | → | | (Optional) Syncing node requests govobjvote
| | ← | `govobjvote` message | (If requested) Governance object vote
@@ -583,8 +610,8 @@ the future. This will allow the integration between Evolution and Dash Core to
proceed more smoothly and enable new governance object additions with minimal
impact to Dash Core.
-Sentinel runs periodically and performs four main tasks as described below:
-governance sync, ping, governance object pruning, and superblock management.
+Sentinel runs periodically and performs three main tasks as described below:
+governance sync, governance object pruning, and superblock management.
The governance object data is stored in a SQLite database.
##### Sentinel Sync
@@ -594,15 +621,6 @@ Sentinel issues a `gobject list` RPC command and updates its database with the
results returned from dashd. When objects are removed from the network, they are
purged from the Sentinel database.
-##### Sentinel Ping
-{% include helpers/subhead-links.md %}
-
-In Dash Core 12.2, use of the `watchdog` governance object type was replaced
-by integrating sentinel information into the masternode ping (`mnp` message)
-via [Pull Request #1491](https://github.com/dashpay/dash/pull/1491).
-Sentinel calls the `sentinelping` RPC which updates the masternode info to
-prevent it from entering a `MASTERNODE_WATCHDOG_EXPIRED` state.
-
##### Sentinel Prune
{% include helpers/subhead-links.md %}
@@ -618,6 +636,18 @@ voted to delete them.
Sentinel manages superblock creation, voting, and submission to dashd for
network propagation.
+##### Sentinel Ping
+{% include helpers/subhead-links.md %}
+
+ NOTE: Deprecated by [Dash Core v0.14](https://github.com/dashpay/sentinel/pull/64)
+
+In Dash Core 12.2, use of the `watchdog` governance object type was replaced
+by integrating sentinel information into the masternode ping (`mnp` message)
+via [Pull Request #1491](https://github.com/dashpay/dash/pull/1491).
+
+From Dash Core 0.12.2 through Dash Core 0.13, Sentinel used the `sentinelping` RPC
+to update the masternode info and prevent it from entering a `MASTERNODE_WATCHDOG_EXPIRED` state.
+
{% endautocrossref %}
diff --git a/_includes/devdoc/ref_p2p_networking.md b/_includes/devdoc/ref_p2p_networking.md
index 648af8e9..2f4d3093 100644
--- a/_includes/devdoc/ref_p2p_networking.md
+++ b/_includes/devdoc/ref_p2p_networking.md
@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ with the most recent versions listed first. (If you know of a protocol
version that implemented a major change but which is not listed here,
please [open an issue][docs issue].)
-As of Dash Core 0.13.0.0, the most recent protocol version is 70213.
+As of Dash Core 0.14.0, the most recent protocol version is 70214.
| Version | Initial Release | Major Changes
|---------|------------------------------------|--------------
@@ -3676,9 +3676,9 @@ contract, or setting. Masternodes ignore this request if they are not fully sync
| 32 | nHashParent | uint256 | Required | Parent object (a hash of all zeros here indicates this is the root object, not a child object).
| 4 | nRevision | int | Required | Object revision in the system
| 8 | nTime | int64_t | Required | Time which this object was created
-| 32 | nCollateralHash | uint256 | Required* | Hash of the collateral fee transaction for proposals.
Set to all zeros for Triggers/Watchdogs.
+| 32 | nCollateralHash | uint256 | Required* | Hash of the collateral fee transaction for proposals.
Set to all zeros for Triggers.
| 0-16384 | strData | string | Required | Data field - can be used for anything (leading varint indicates size of data)
-| 4 | nObjectType | int | Required | Type of governance object:
• `0` - Unknown
• `1` - Proposal
• `2` - Trigger
• `3` - Watchdog
+| 4 | nObjectType | int | Required | Type of governance object:
• `0` - Unknown
• `1` - Proposal
• `2` - Trigger
| 36 | masternodeOutPoint | outPoint | Required* | The unspent outpoint of the masternode (holding 1000 DASH) which is signing this object.
Set to all zeros for proposals since they can be created by non-masternodes.
| 97 | vchSig | char[] | Required* | _ECDSA signature (65 bytes) prior to DIP3 activation_
BLS Signature of the masternode (Length (1 byte) + Signature (96 bytes))
Not required for proposals - they will have a length of 0x00 and no Signature.
@@ -3689,7 +3689,6 @@ Governance Object Types (defined by src/governance-object.h)
| 0 | `GOVERNANCE_OBJECT_UNKNOWN` |
| 1 | `GOVERNANCE_OBJECT_PROPOSAL` | Submitted proposal (requires collateral transaction - currently 5 Dash)
| 2 | `GOVERNANCE_OBJECT_TRIGGER` | Masternode generated. Removed after activation/execution. Used for superblocks.
-| 3 | `GOVERNANCE_OBJECT_WATCHDOG` | Masternode generated. Two hour expiration time.
DEPRECATED since 12.2.
The following annotated hexdump shows a `govobj` message for a Proposal object.
Notice the presence of a non-zero collateral hash, a masternodeOutPoint that is an
@@ -3840,16 +3839,14 @@ request if they are not fully synced.
This message responds in one of two ways depending on the request:
1. Object Sync - When a masternode receives a `govsync` message with a hash of all zeros, it
-responds with one `ssc` message for `govobj` objects and one for `govobjvote`
-objects. The masternode also sends an `inv` message (MSG_GOVERNANCE_OBJECT - 0x17)
-for all valid `govobj` governance objects.
+responds with a `ssc` message for `govobj` objects. The masternode also sends an
+`inv` message (MSG_GOVERNANCE_OBJECT - 0x17) for all valid `govobj` governance objects.
*Governance object votes are excluded in this type of response.*
2. Vote Sync - When a masternode receives a `govsync` message with a specific hash, it
-responds with one `ssc` message for `govobj` objects and one for `govobjvote`
-objects. The masternode also sends both a `govobj` inventory message
-(MSG_GOVERNANCE_OBJECT - 0x17) and `govobjvote` inventory messages
-(MSG_GOVERNANCE_OBJECT_VOTE - 0x18) for the single governance object requested.
+responds with an `ssc` message for `govobjvote` objects. The masternode also
+sends a `govobjvote` inventory messages (MSG_GOVERNANCE_OBJECT_VOTE - 0x18) for
+the object requested.
| Bytes | Name | Data type | Required | Description |
| ---------- | ----------- | --------- | -------- | -------- |
diff --git a/_includes/helpers/vars.md b/_includes/helpers/vars.md
index b600331f..8c2aea55 100644
--- a/_includes/helpers/vars.md
+++ b/_includes/helpers/vars.md
@@ -383,7 +383,7 @@ NOT IN DASH
- n: "→ →
`ObjectType`"
t: "number"
p: "Required
(exactly 1)"
- d: "Object types:
`1` - Unknown
`2` - Proposal
`3` - Trigger
`4` - Watchdog"
+ d: "Object types:
`1` - Unknown
`2` - Proposal
`3` - Trigger"
- n: "→ →
`CreationTime`"
t: "number"