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First, there are more ways than ever for people in search of belonging to do things together, and the trend is accelerating. We are seeing new communication services designed for people to interact with each other, rather than just the void of social media.
Linus Lee • The future of community: a future for communities | thesephist.com
“Decentralization”—the idea that we’ll have separate small communities—is a hoax.
“Decentralization”—the idea that we won’t need crude coordinating mechanisms like channels/subreddits/rooms/followers to find the people we need to connect to—is prophetic.
community w/o walls
Companies must use growth to advance culture as opposed to worrying about growth affecting the maintenance of the culture
Shane Parrish • #115 Danny Meyer: Hospitality and Humanity
The tricky thing is that most of these skills are catch-22s. How do you know to search for when you don’t know what you’re supposed to learn? How do you decompose a problem into steps when you don’t understand a problem? How do you know what the best guide is for each step when you don’t know how that step works?
Yitong Zhang • Experts should curate
BUYERS of NFTs may be blind to the fact that there’s no limit on the supply. In the case of baseball cards, there are only so many rookies a year. In the case of art, there’s a limited number of famous paintings and a limited amount of shelf space at Sotheby’s. NFTs are going to be more like Kindle books and YouTube videos. The vast majority are go... See more
seths.blog • NFTs are a dangerous trap | Seth's Blog
Prominent Discord communities include Axie Infinity (800,000 members), Sushi (150,000 members), Solana (86,000), Loot (83,000 members), Uniswap (72,000 members), and Bored Ape Yacht Club (69,000, nice).
Packy McCormick • Discord: Imagine a Place
The nature of our fad culture is driving more value not just to those who blow up, but to those who can hold on to their 15 seconds of fame, a task made harder thanks to our information overload.
Tal Shachar • Creators Eating the World
Most of the barriers to group action have collapsed, and without those barriers, we are free to explore new ways of gathering together and getting things done.
Clay Shirky • Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations
A token-curated registry uses an intrinsic token to assign curation rights proportional to the relative token weight of entities holding the token. So long as there are parties which would desire to be curated into a given list, a market can exist in which the incentives of rational, self-interested token holders are aligned towards curating a list... See more