"The main principles of dynamic governance are known as consent, circles, and double-linking. In contrast to consensus, where everyone must agree on a decision, consent is reached when there are no remaining paramount objections. When a policy change is proposed, any objections are discussed, and if needed the proposal is
A sociocratic organization is comprised of multiple tiered, overlapping circles. A circle is a semi-independent team of individuals responsible for governing its domain according to the entity’s principles. This is the horizontal element, where everyone in the circle is a full member with equal say. But there’s also a vertical ...Read More
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Great technical TLDR of the Libra Tech: https://twitter.com/protolambda/status/1141010796786401281
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This is an older article but it's such a good fulcrum for the "funding open-source" conversation. It states the need for rewarding maintainers and explores the OSS funding space.
I think funding open-source is top of mine for everyone right now and the goal of a lot of different projects. ...Read More
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After meeting folks from #connext and #celernetwork this weekend at #ETHNY I dove deep into State Channels. Started with this #whitepaper.
Anybody else have other reading recommendations? ...Read More
I’m posting this in case anyone hasn’t come across the book yet. Fred Wilson of Union Square ventures references the framework often. It formed the Union Square Ventures investment thesis.
It’s also helped me make sense of the past few years in crypto and leaves me feeling hopeful that the best is yet to come, although not without more growing pains...