a lot of ink has been spilled on DAOs and they're very interesting, but they are unquestionably 1) bad work environments 2) bad for product teams

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sir have you read the poidh micro DAO thesis?

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sir have you read the poidh micro DAO thesis?

https://paragraph.xyz/@poidh/poidh-v2

wow, that was a surprisingly absorbing read. the distinction between making decisions and taking actions is not something i've ever considered before but it articulates why i think daos have been nothing more than a clone of normal decision making processes with a coin tossed in.

gotta admit i haven't paid too much attention to poidh up to now, but best believe i will be paying attention now.

glad it all made sense to you! I think there's a big unlock in this concept of organizing to get specific things done without the beauracracy of managing a big centralized treasury

raise, get it done, move on, ya know

thesis yet to be proven tho, need to keep making fun collaborative bounties on poidh so people see the vision