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Contributors should have flexibility in how they are compensated by the DAO
DAOHaus • 🧪 Experiment in the HAUS: A new Contributor Compensation Program
Swyft - Delight Shoppers & Ship Faster than Prime
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Affiliate tracking software for your store - Affiliatly
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In Hyperstructures, any participant's value captured is synonymous with their value generated. The inverse is also true, if any third party or entity has the ability to freely extract value from the system without value creation then the system then it is not a hyperstructure.
Jacob Horne • Hyperstructures
I’ve been seeing lots of community-focused companies, founders, and initiatives try to build a community exactly the wrong way, by putting everyone in the same forum, and adding members to it over time, expecting the community’s value to scale linearly.
Linus Lee • A cellular theory of communities | thesephist.com
I’m bullish on Email as a channel for the future. Not in the way that is has been approached in the past, as a dumpster for offers and notifications, but as a content and communication channel.
Kevin Indig • Why I left Substack and the Email renaissance
Chamath on the importance of slow compounding:
“The faster you build it, that is the half life: it will get destroyed in the same amount of time.”
Things tend to come and go, tip to one side and then the other, tide out and back in, grow and then rot, get created and destroyed, at the same speed.
going slow and patience
Google maps only provide route options for speed and price, why not ease and beauty?
Chris Williamson • #401 - Rory Sutherland - The Psychology Of Transport, Google Maps & Bear Attacks
Naval: "It has to go through the same adoption curve that Web2 and Web1 did. And in theory, it could even go faster. Because tokens naturally have an incentive mechanism built-in. The token companies don't need to do much marketing. The marketing is done by the users.