curious what other DAOers are thinking or feeling given the recent shut down of DAOs that are "default dead" (eg DAO Masters, Meta Gamma Delta). 

thought provoking thread: twitter.com/JuliaLipton/status/1683535162808717312

cc @ccarella.eth @noun40 @nounishprof @nonlinear.eth @bli @grin

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curious what other DAOers are thinking or feeling given the recent shut down of DAOs that are "default dead" (eg DAO Masters, Meta Gamma Delta). 

thought provoking thread: twitter.com/JuliaLipton/status/1683535162808717312

cc @ccarella.eth @noun40 @nounishprof @nonlinear.eth @bli.eth @grin

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Oh so many thoughts especially watching the current struggles in Nouns. I think DAOs as an org type are super early and I agree with @ccarella.eth that we shouldn’t be surprised so many fail. I obviously think the Nouns model is better, but not without a ton of issues as well. We need to experiment more. And…

And I’ve been using this book in class and the section on DAOs is particularly interesting (Owocki et al Stuff￼ Crypto OGs Know). Defaulting to action in my opinion is a great approach. A lot of DAOs get stuck in the idea phase and then never push through.

…digest & learn from the failures. That is how we will create and understand the best practices. One of the things that I see in the successful nounish styles is much greater activity and engagement. Once you get down to less than 2% participation it’s pretty much over.