# Polymarket Interface

On the Polymarket interface, here's how it looks:

### Propose Resolution

The first step to resolving a market is to **propose a resolution**. 

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Once submitted, the proposal enters a **2-hour dispute window**. During this time, **anyone can dispute** the proposed outcome.

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### Proposal Accepted

If the proposal goes **unchallenged** during the dispute window, it is accepted, and the market **resolves accordingly**.

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### Proposal Disputed

If the proposal is **disputed**, it proceeds to a **discussion and vote**. In the meantime, **another proposal** can be submitted.

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