We created Hypersub (subscription NFTs) and Crowdfi (onchain crowdfunding). withfabric.xyz. Follow /fabric for product updates, news and announcements.

one way to think about @fabric: an onchain proposal system that doesn’t require membership in a dao and is not dependent on voter turnout

neither the community, nor credible builders with a proven track record of executing, benefit from the bureaucratic overhead of most governance systems (imo) (sorry)

Wasn’t familiar with this protocol but sounds interesting after a brief look!

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no token-treasury-proposal-voting governance system required with fabric

how does it differ from JuiceBox DAO? just the DAO part?

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definitely *not* mutually exclusive: daos can contribute to campaigns, and campaigns can specify daos as funding recipients. fabric is simply another tool in the toolbox for both daos and members

Do you think these concepts should be mutually exclusive to each other, or is it that Fabric can remove an often contentious and consuming concept from a flavor of DAO governance? 

I want a DAO for orchestrating talent and execution of strategy and products/services, the funding of that is related by tangential

Crypto payments for small businesses. Contributing to the mainstream use of crypto. @gogh
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1. no web2 platform is capable of verifiably distributing upside

2. they are all permissioned: if they don’t approve your campaign, or decide its not a good fit, they permanently remove it 

3. offchain means not composable: cant token gate or trade or split or any of the other things you can do w/ smart contracts

one of the issues we (and others in crypto) have run into regarding mental models: how do you explain something in a way most people can *quickly* understand? we chose to piggyback on crowdfunding because its so widely understood, despite not being 100% accurate (for the reasons i mentioned)

our view was that an 80% correct explanation that most people understand, is better than 100% correct explanation that few people understand

Still trying to create the right mental model to separate Fabric from gofundme and kickstarter. Permissionless - the other options are as well (maybe except sanctioned counties?). Onchain: not clear why that’s important other than aligning with values of the target audience. Not criticizing, trying to understand.

agree w/ @kc: don't want to join unless i can commit to participating. made this mistake w/ fwb, city dao, and many others. psyched on what they're doing, bought nfts/tokens, then quickly drowned in discord/discourse/snapshot. we built fabric for people who can contribute money but not time to a shared goal

Found this, "obligation of DAO," maybe relevant to this thread, especially re: discussions with ccarella: https://i.imgur.com/s9QDmOL.png

The efficiency of GoFundMe vs. charities in the real world attest to this!