Matthew
@matthew
Idea: events as a community growth vector. Let's say example community has an NFT, and it gives holders the right to bring a +1 to an event every N months. Each +1 gets their NFT at the door, entitling them to the same privilege. Community grows by organic relationships, not purchases. ...all enabled by @event
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Rishi Thomas
@rishithomas
This is great in concept, but to flesh the idea out further. The main NFT let's say a Noun holder brings in their friend. As a means of growing the exposure for the +1 to the Noun community, a sub-NFT that links to the same DAO would be better - like lilnouns is helping expose individuals to the Nouns community.
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Matthew
@matthew
yea great point tbh, unless you made a totally new community where this was the model, you'd need to have a separate NFT. Map this onto poolsuite tho, which just did a PFP project. Maybe they could've distributed those NFTs this way, and kept executive cards as the "membership NFT" that you actually have to buy?
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Rishi Thomas
@rishithomas
Would have probably increased the value of the cards tbh. I think about this same point with metaverse projects, and their respective NFT drops. The desperate need to accrue money, I think sometimes clouds tactics that would actually help projects grow in the long run
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Matthew
@matthew
to your last point, helping communities implement those more-sustainable growth tactics is the goal!
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