Design

psa: hypersub.xyz will provide day 1 support for the upcoming channel changes

hypersub-farcaster channel memberships will be:
- onchain
- free, pay-what-you-want, or priced
- accept payment w/ crypto or credit card
- automatically add/remove members based on subscription status
- open for builders via @neynar apis

/design will use hyperbot on day 1

no details yet (they're coming this week), but what I'm thinking

- we'll have to aggressively define what "design" is in the context of the channel (most likely digital design, to begin with)
- membership will be geared towards professionals

cc @baseddesigner.eth @nicolaus

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What would we need to do to have access to

Other design channels are a prime motivator for me, meaning we should not encroach on new niche design channels

What I mean is that, maybe, we actually should not restrict to any specific disciplines 

Instead, we should be like a professional organisation (say AIGA): I still think that is the model we should follow. No one's stopping a flower designer, an illustrator or a ceramic artist from joining AIGA as long as they pay their dues

AIGA makes it clear at the outset that the content and support they provide members is mostly for the benefit of graphic or visual designers; if a flower designer wants to go to an AIGA meetup and talk about floral arrangement they're not gonna be thrown out lol just maybe have a hard time finding people to talk to lol

just pay the (new, higher) fees - read my thinking here


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just pay the (new, higher) fees - read my thinking here https://warpcast.com/antimofm.eth/0x043953a3

That’s a great analogy and I completely agree. By following a model like AIGA, you can create a space where anyone who feels aligned with the community’s values and goals is welcome to join, regardless of their specific discipline. It’s about creating an open, inclusive environment that focuses on shared professional growth rather than gatekeeping certain niches.