The solution myself and @User were pondering, is getting rid of the communal treasury all together. Instead of having an organization in the strict sense, let the funds remain decentralized among the participants. A confederacy, instead of an organization. This also removes the need for voting. When something is proposed, members can pledge a certain amount towards that goal, thus removing the need for a more complicated set of governance mechanisms. If it's something the majority wants, the funding will eventually be raised, if not, it will eventually die. In relation to the Saint Maker, especially in regards to these early days where we are establishing patterns of governance that can have long-reaching consequences, this seems to be a valuable avenue to explore.