Richard Bartlett's concept of microsolidarity offers a practical framework for fostering a strong sense of belonging and unity within small communities. However, does this focus imply that DAOs struggle to coordinate large-scale collective actions? 🤔

Richard Bartlett's concept of microsolidarity offers a practical framework for fostering a strong sense of belonging and unity within small communities. However, does this focus imply that DAOs struggle to coordinate large-scale collective actions? 🤔

https://youtu.be/6fpnW2r1vjU?si=hpWm_huPwZU5dZ5V

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In my observation, this is true, especially as it scales up.

Been a long time fan of Richard’s thinking and practices

I have to listent to this particular episode but I feel like the microsolidarity type of belonging is 
hard to scale beyond a small group. 

The type of belonging driven by shared ownership in DAOs feels looser and weaker even though it’s more scalable

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