daos

Time to ditch G**gle d*cs.
Introducing: ddocs.new 𓅯

Your privacy enhancing & decentralised alternative.
P2P real-time collaboration in-browser.

End-to-end encrypted.
No accounts needed.
Mobile optimised.
Serverless.

This @fileverse be good for DAOs! Who's tried it out?

Self sovereign stack for collaboration and files creation/management 💛

fileverse.io/portal and http://ddocs.new

Founder at https://lighthouse.cx . Interests (🎥,  /cinema-stills) , (🌊, /emergence)

፨ Legal Entities for Web3 & DAOs 🎙️Host of Just DAO It! Podcast & /daos Channel 💼 Founder of MIDAO 🟪 Purple 🏴 bDAO nf.td/thethriller

Modular tech stack for DAOs. Govern your protocol and assets onchain: aragon.org

I'm currently testing it with the @aragon app and it's DApp connect, but unfortunately there is a need for a signature to be able to login, which doesn't work for the initial setup. Let's see maybe @fileverse is able to remove the signature for now? 🤔

Nouns

Hey, folks. Dara from @decentdao. Would deeply appreciate input on an illustrative/mind map directory of all things Nounish that we're calling Map the Nounverse. s/o Nouns in Public + Metacouncil for early feedback. 

Map the Nounsverse is an open-source, illustrated map of every Nounish project, community, and subculture. 

Decent is working on a proposal re: governance and we've all been deep down the Nouns rabbit hole. I realized as someone new to Nouns, it can take some time to find every nook and cranny across projects, communities, and sub-cultures alike. So a few of us are working on mapping every nook and cranny we can find. 

Would love feedback: would you mint something that pays homage to all things Nounish? What projects/communities do we need to add? 

https://docs.fileverse.io/0x2c998735B166374A6f2D549E49c9Ec314FF21aa0/0#key=D4ZUULGnq0mn6p5o8MzoP49O_KAd4SKbfc_WbFs4GZhggtczlTVJqgkW5e_TatUb

I've been using it for a Nounish project: https://warpcast.com/spookyaction-btc/0xfc7bcd38

- Sometimes text jumps to the next line while editing, depends on font size etc. 
- Collaboration is buggy. I think it disconnects if you leave the doc as the author. 
- I lost a version or two for some reason, not sure if user error or the dapp
- I immediately got early-Gdocs vibes: as a lowly consultant early on in my career, I couldn't imagine anyone could beat Excel, Word, etc. But a few years later, a flippening happened and I couldn't imagine paying for/using the legacy stuff. 
- I used this vs a Gdoc out of pure ethos/ethusiasm/curiousity. I wonder how this holds up to enterprise-ish use vs. individual. Think that's where Gdocs was able to pass Microsoft. Use at-scale from even one B2B type user can yield a lot of applicable stuff for 
- Embed/video/image could use work

Overall: exciting stuff, early!

Such a great point. Part of the promise of crypto (and tokens specifically) is the ability to bootstrap network effects by rewarding early users with future benefits tied to the network’s success.

The problem is, that doing this today creates securities and related regulatory risk.

I love that it's happening, but I'm so tired of beta testing products in prod for free. 

If these kinds of products want users they have to start marketing them as "not ready for prod" yet and build an onboarding process for beta testers that rewards them for their time using a buggy and limiting product.

Especially if it's just going to get sold to some big centralized company like Notion after it gets enough adoption to prove it's a threat to mainstream.

Decentralized ownership to the early adopters and testers so they have reassurance that they aren't just padding the founder's future sell-out price.