Ben
@benersing
Any Casters actively involved in DAO governance, I’d value your $.02 on this passage from “Why Nations Fail.” How do you see rules upheld in a decentralized system?
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Erin Magennis🎩🌻
@erin
One of the biggest findings from talentDAO’s research on DAOs and DAO leadership is that many DAOs become decentralized too soon and it results in problems or early downfall. It is one of the biggest regrets or learnings for next time across the board; to stay centralized longer.
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Abhishek Agarwal 📱
@abhishek1point0
I think centralisation and decentralisation are poor reference frames. What is distributed and what is not, seems to be a better frame. I direct you to this essay by Byrne Hobart: https://www.thediff.co/archive/the-promise-and-paradox-of-decentralization/
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timdaub
@timdaub.eth
meh, unproven assumption that only centralized systems can uphold law, smells fishy
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Manuel
@manuelmaccou.eth
I think of decentralization in a DAO as shared responsibility, as opposed to a centralized org where one person or small group has the ultimate responsibility. There’s no need to fight for superiority because reaching it doesn’t have an affect. Also…
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Les Greys
@les
Decentralization is a spectrum within centralized. Always on one or the other is an illusion.
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CHNOPS
@chnops
In DAO governance,rules mentioned in the smart contracts will be upheld for sure. I think real inclusiveness comes when you include all people into impartial decision making which can happen on DAO.
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moreReese
@morereese
I’m having trouble seeing the connection between inclusivity and centralization of power. But I see the socialware vs trustware spectrum as a good model for framing rules in a decentralized system https://metropolis.mirror.xyz/Y94QCcAGqzbEERmYccJxXqgZaOJr2Oxzm2k3dUn3cbM
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