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Trent
@trent
the term "Public Goods" has become watered down to the point it's no longer useful 🙈 often i have no idea what frame people are using it within
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Chaomons
@chaomons
Strictly speaking, Protocol Guild's donations pool: weak excludability, strong rivalry. Classic Commons. Not a public good.
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Trent
@trent
PG members produce software which is low excludability and rivalry - a digital commons the Ethereum chain state (the dist. system the sw produces) is a public good recent talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CEwXVUQEQwM&list=PLjOcf_IVqERmz-urgK7czQTIwND3dscwl&index=4
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Trent
@trent
ignore the title card, focus on the title itself =)
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Chaomons
@chaomons
It brings to mind a complex nested diagram,, where orgs/networks/... with various coordination models intersect to optimize resource allocation among themselves : )
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Trent
@trent
lol you're going to enjoy my diagrams. let me know what you think!
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Chaomons
@chaomons
I might need to write an entire article to articulate it clearly; 140 characters just aren't enough... : )
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Chaomons
@chaomons
It seems I have stumbled upon a linguistic framework, one that sharpens the articulation of the co-evolutionary interplay between four types of goods and their corresponding institutional setups. The article is on the brink of emergence. :)
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