jacob
@jacob
Meme proliferation is often shrugged off as an unserious and juvenile aspect of Nouns. But I’m increasingly convinced that meme proliferation is *the* thing. It has downstream impacts on governance, public goods and building things but the meme is the highest order thing. Nouns should invest much more in this sid
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Brad Wilde
@bwilde
Feel like their release of https://nouns.build/ was a step towards enabling memeification for all. “Nouns builder allows anyone to easily deploy a DAO in minutes. Inspired by NounsDAO, Nouns builder uses a factory contract called the Manager to create custom Nouns-styled DAOs.” Nice e.g., https://purple.construct
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4156
@4156
it’s also a very tractable and fun problem to work on. it took not that many hours to set in motion a super bowl commercial and feature documentary / giant float in the rose parade. what else can we achieve?
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ripe↑
@ripe
anything in particular you want to see more investment and focus on?
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welter
@fun
as cringey as it sounds on paper, memes create culture
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_slow_crypto 🌅⏳🪁
@slowcrypto
Is there such a thing as a long form meme? Something that runs in a way like tales of the oral tradition?
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wutwut
@wutwut
Imo memes can make a vision more fun, tangible, and memorable for people with an increasingly small attention span
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Nicole
@enicole
I’ve been pondering this a ton lately and need to write the tactical follow up to this piece: https://enid.mirror.xyz/ajKsfRQw056mYfT6opwa_IO7ePhwhLCWgCSox8rIaGw
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Joshua Fisher ⌐◨-◨
@joshuafisher.eth
Everything I’ve ever tried to do was in service to this goal, was always inspired by the idea that the only thing we had to serve was “proliferation of the meme”
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popp
@popp
agree. ultimately our only job is to pass on the good memes
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