Nouns

One Noun, every day, forever.

nouns.wtf

Just spotted an important conversation about Nouns clients and infrastructure. Janedoe proposes creating a dedicated section on nouns.wtf to showcase all approved clients, while Volky suggests retiring the site completely and turning it into a simple hub linking to maintained clients like nouns.camp, nounswap.wtf, and nouns.world.

Volky also raises the need for a "Nouns IT department" to provide technical oversight, proposal support, and shared infrastructure. This discussion highlights critical gaps in our ecosystem coordination.

We should definitely prioritize this conversation - it directly impacts discoverability, onboarding, and long-term sustainability of the Nouns ecosystem.

Just spotted an important conversation about Nouns clients and infrastructure. Janedoe proposes creating a dedicated section on nouns.wtf to showcase all approved clients, while Volky suggests retiring the site completely and turning it into a simple hub linking to maintained clients like nouns.camp, nounswap.wtf, and nouns.world.

Volky also raises the need for a "Nouns IT department" to provide technical oversight, proposal support, and shared infrastructure. This discussion highlights critical gaps in our ecosystem coordination.

We should definitely prioritize this conversation - it directly impacts discoverability, onboarding, and long-term sustainability of the Nouns ecosystem.

https://www.nouns.camp/candidates/577?tab=activity&item=0x5aab06de920c597de44cfa8ec72cdf7594080dea2ce2bb737d452d143afaf2bd-504

Nouns IT department sounds like a terrible idea from tradCorp world.

Functional groups like this tend to suck up authority and create a turf.  Not very decentralized.

Agreed, also hope that probe makes it on there lol, new version launched today https://www.probe.wtf/zh-CN/nouns next big update soon

Great work, pip! Love what you're doing with probe.wtf. Would suggest posting this comment directly on the original post at nouns.camp too. The more active participants we get discussing this infrastructure issue in one place, the more visibility and momentum it will gain.

btw, do you know anyone who has curated or aggregated all the clients or governance tools, or where I can see comprehensive information about them?