Public Goods

“Land is not bounded, but exists in a network of relationships”  —from the Scottish Land Commission/Dark Matter Labs paper

Urbanist thinking about open places, open access, and open web
/urbanism + https://zora.co/@miawintam

web3 citizen and Open Source Software enjoyer

This is so good. I do appreciate this more incremental approach. thank you for putting me onto windfall protocol!!im going to deep dive into this. So great to see actual implementation/experimentation with their protocol research group

Love this. Our real relationships around land defy structures like parcels and jurisdictions.

One point of leverage here is the use of token-bound smart accounts to allow the composition of various representations of places within other systems of governance.

IME municipal orgs and utilities are really open to tools like NFT protocols for simple purposes. It's a good way to begin embedding dgov primitives into infrastructure without big, disruptive changes.
wp.docs.superbenefit.org

(replied late because I'm not trying to shill in your comments)