curious if other DAOs see the 90-9-1 rule applying in their membership

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yeah, not a judgment on it just interesting to see the rule play out first hand even as the wrappers change

for sure but it doesn't feel necessarily like a bad thing. As long as there are systems in place so the 9% of lurkers can spot the actions of bad actors in the 1% and raise them to the 90%.

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been interesting to me to not just see as a rule of thumb but the ratios actually being pretty close

haha thanks for definition. 

can also break down tiers

that 9% for instance is like all voters in @bottodao for instance (out of all stakers), but then much fewer discussing the curation and art, and smaller still discussing gov proposals

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90-9-1 rule: In online communities90% of users don't contribute, 9 contribute a little , 1% a lot.

Based on experience, that does ring true with when applied specifically to DAOs and their members.