Problems with fractal DAOs and their relationship to types of meetings and their schedule

Group consensus can decide what software to use, but it cannot efficiently decide what software to create

Optimistic Respect-based Executive Contract (OREC) . Execute transactions on behalf of a DAO without election overhead.

A fractal with DAOs as members instead of individuals

A primitive to help community with non-transferable reputation token to organize their thoughts

Listen to participants and change the mission, or stick to the mission and change participants?

Fractalgram is an alternative telegram client web app tailored to help host fractally or Eden style consensus meetings.

A DAO that reaches consensus on the set of NFTs it respects, incentivizes ecosystem to create a fungible token for them

Consensus process proposal for fractally based DAOs

Independence for physically decentralized human consensus

Any governance process can only be as good as a community of individuals that runs it.

Countering negative effects of token-weighted governance using fractally and vote-buying!

Decentralizing blockchains and creating an incentive loop between fractal contributors and block producers

Trying to create a DAO which rules without taking any actions (and liabilities that come with them).

Some questions arose in today's meeting that seems to require a governance mechanism to resolve. Fractally process is first of all a rewarding mechanism and we have only used it as such so far. I mean

Overcoming blockchain centralization with privacy techniques

Decoupling a DAO from the blockchain it is running on, and enabling DAO to influence blockchain governance process

About a year or so ago, Elon Musk made an argument that we are most likely living in a simulation. I felt strong disagreement with that argument back then, but didn't know of steem or have any motivation

There are plenty of projects with the goal of creating decentralized storage network in mind. Storj, Sia, Filecoin just to name a few. They all try to replace centralized cloud providers with more secure

I'm really a fan of threaded comment structure. I think it is a more natural structure for a discussion, because conversations always branch out anyway. And it makes it easier read and find your way around