Purple’s goal is to proliferate and expand the Farcaster protocol and ecosystem.

Purple

Maybe it's because I'm a DAO noob, but DAO-speak is really hard and cryptic to any outsider like me. It feels like people expect you to know things, there's everywhere a context we are expected to be aware of, special lingo, terms, structures.

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There's nouns.build, and prop.house and purple.construction, and maybe more. Every time I follow a link get somewhere new, every site is connected somehow but not 100% clear how. There's also a Builder DAO that's somehow related to Purple DAO.

I see the proposals at https://purple.construction/proposals but I know there's an other place with proposals, I submitted my project for retroactive funding somewhere. I know someone will point me there and explain why it is so, but if I have to ask, it's not so permissionless.

I'm not talking just about Purple, it's the same everywhere. I haven't seen a DAO with a comprehensive website, where I go and read and really understand what's going on.

Uniswap does a good job. I don't have to ask, the answers are all here: https://uniswap.org/governance

I'll RTFM if there is one :-)

My first instinct is to say the only way to build context is by participating and asking as many questions as possible but trying to think of a faster way to close that feedback loop. If understanding the vernacular faster is the goal there has a to be youtube video that covers definitions + a lil history

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Probably doing stuff and things. 

I appreciate it, but that's not the point.

It's always okay to ask when things seem unclear or lack context when it comes to DAOs. Not all DAOs work the same, so a good amount of new learning is always expected.