Comprehensive twitter thread with links to relevant articles and reports, highlighting the main differences between web2 and web3as much from a social, political and economic standpoint as from a philosophical one

Achieving a “true” metaverse — one that’s open versus closed — requires seven essential ingredients intrinsic to this sought-after state. We argue that these are necessary to meet the minimum requirement to be called a metaverse. Our goal is to clear the fog of misinformation about what is and isn’t a true metaverse for builders and would-be partic... See more

Discusses new model of Curating community and inspiring a community-owned business model in the new and improved web3 firm.

Crypto, Culture, & Society hosted Austin Robey to talk about both the opportunities and challenges inherent to building better collectively-owned-and-operated organizations

Healthy and active communities have gravity; a “high gravity” community is one that excels at attracting and retaining community members. The go-to-community strategy is what helps build and maintain this gravity while connecting the benefits to company objectives.

Here are some questions to add more nuance and rigor around the potential for GTC in your company:

• Who is in our community and why are they here? Who is not in the community?


• What value will we create for the community, whether or not they are paying customers?


• What value will the members provide each other?


• How will we listen, talk to, and be direc

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Outcomes for go-to-community need to be measured by the growth and retention of the community itself, as well as by less tangible but equally important qualities such as the number of new relationships, the amount of trust developed, or even degree of self-actualization. Incentives are where it all comes together; “show me the incentive and I will ... See more