Community co-creation
The Cooperation Economy will be marked by the growing prominence of Liquid Super Teams, collections of individuals, each with their own strengths, powers, and network, who combine forces to achieve goals.
Packy McCormick • The Cooperation Economy 🤝
There are two ways to show up in a community: as a consumer or as a co-creator.
Michel Bachmannmedium.com
What we believe to be most promising about emerging spaces like Trust is their potential to grow into collectively-owned social and cultural institutions built on decentralised infrastructure: democratically governed manifestations of collective interest ranging from political aims to fandoms, contributed to and run by their members.
Trust — Moving Castles: Modular and Portable Multiplayer Miniverses
Meaningful community co-creation. The most generative collaborations come from community members with high, shared context.
steph alinsug • A Culture of Intimacy: a thesis for building enduring web3 commu…
Crypto’s true promise is the ability to usher in a new economic operating system where distributing that value is as easy as paying payroll. One that can close the wealth gap by pulling wage earners out of the debt stack and into the equity stack. One that allows people to share in the upside and ultimately shift the paradigm of ownership to the in... See more
Sari Azout • Fairmint & the Democratization of Upside
We are transitioning from an era of centralized management of human development and financial capital into an era where both identity formation and resource allocation happens in decentralized, loosely-coordinated, and emergent ways. I think we will gain the most learnings about the future of business and identity not from top-down corporate models... See more
Subpixel Space • Come for the Network, Pay for the Tool
It’s a subtle but massive difference in mindset. Traditionally, businesses create all the value for the consumer. Community-driven businesses create spaces for consumers to create value for each other.
David Spinks • A Founder’s Guide to Community
The Cooperation Economy is emergent ; if companies are planned top-down, collaborations form and dissipate as needed. Individuals will come together -- formally or informally -- to create Liquid Super Teams , formed of people with the right set of combined attributes for the task at hand. They might last a day, they might last three years. Then eac... See more
Packy McCormick • The Cooperation Economy 🤝
We need both: leadership and co-creation
My sense is that for communities to thrive we need both leadership and co-creation. We need a culture of co-creation to unlock the infinite potential of our groups. And we need to accept and appreciate the value of the people who choose to step into a bigger role. They are doing more than just co-creating, t... See more
My sense is that for communities to thrive we need both leadership and co-creation. We need a culture of co-creation to unlock the infinite potential of our groups. And we need to accept and appreciate the value of the people who choose to step into a bigger role. They are doing more than just co-creating, t... See more