Mainstream-testing a DAO

In the past year a blockchain artwork has been planned and, over the past several months, explained in a series of 12 posts on Medium.com. A mobile-friendly, quick download at http://www.greatknot.com/2.html has the complete text with links for interacting with Medium and using comment capabilities on my personal Facebook and Twitter accounts that promoted each post.
The graphic concepts covered by these posts were tested on Steemit for setting a blockchain course for their provenance. Each @Cryptoknot post references a White Paper sequence of knot formation.
With this post, now, a concept covered in the Medium series begins tests to see if a Distributed Autonomous Organization of owners of Woodstock'94 tags can build a user base for mainstreaming the DAO that is planned to continue this sequence of Cryptoknot set out in http://www.greatknot.com.
The narrative built around this Woodstock'94 collectible has a direct relationship to the way blockchain works. As these digital representations are placed on Steemit they generate a code with a blockchain relationship, so their support on Steemit becomes the digital reference to the virtual identity that is placed on Facebook for the actual object.
This code from a cloud storage site produces the visual for this Facebook test and supplies an enlargeable image to compare details to for verification. 150 of these memes are inviting 55,000 owners of similarly looking artifacts to get ID codes for their tags trom Facebook's archives. The full routine is explained in the Medium series, but, essentially, it uses that archive for an authentication code and Facebook comments for a DAO to maintain an integrity of ownerships.
The ones posted here will go on Facebook next. A half dozen have already been placed in previous posts on Steemit, and their codes used to create images on https://www.facebook.com/greatknot. You'll see the rest of the 150 posted first here, as this campaign proceeds, up to hopefully having all done by the 50th anniversary of Woodstock in August.