Nearchos

I wrote about why I think system conditions matter more than individual performance in producing quality writing, and why CLPs (conversational liquidity providers) on FC are underserved.

Inspired by "Quality is Systemic," a great blog post by Jacob Kaplan-Moss, and by the members of the Return On Attention group chat.

https://paragraph.xyz/@danicaswanson/quality-writing-is-systemic

A pivotal look at the core issues we're facing when trying to tackle the question of *incentivizing quality*.

Controversial take in today's world: 

Focus on what the systems we design produce, not the individuals. 

To me this is all about behavioral economics- builders owning the responsibility to examine the social impact their apps and incentives produce.

In order for web3 to succeed, we have to accept that we are building social change not just technological change. If we don't do it intentionally, we will just end up with more efficient versions of what's been done in the past.

Absolutely agree with this. The shift to web3 must prioritize social impact and quality. Incentivizing systems that promote positive social outcomes will be key to sustainable growth in the crypto space.