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Recently pulled back into DAOs after rage quitting and getting that sinking feeling of disagreeing with friends.

It’s not pleasant.  It’s probably why DAOs don’t really work - the core experience is feeling gutted.

Startup artist seeking inspiration.  Champion of /bcard

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I have a capital allocation agent people can steer based on their reputation but we don't have forking yet.

Has anyone pulled that off?  Feel like @zoo was aiming for it.

On the other hand, I have only good feelings when it comes to /blackflag , but maybe it’s because the voting is just “give money to people who already did good things”.  The money isn’t as important as the IRL meetups.

Lower stakes, more moments of fun.  Money disbursement is a bonus not a requirement.

DAOs should probably be agent competitions where teams steer an agent to hit a goal and anyone can fork that agent while giving some ownership to the OG agent DAO if they think they can steer it better 

Less focused on treasury allocation more focused on value creation

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I think the place where it falls apart is when everyone feels the need to be consulted on everything.  At least working on government has taught me this 😂 

Rather have independent positive-sum teams which can exist on their own but can become greater than the whole when the work together.

i feel you :(

this exactly is why i can’t be a part of larger community projects. ran a community and very quickly figured out how being surrounded by “friends” of varying levels of values and morals is soul crushing. i’m just not built for it so i sit in my little corner now, and share art + yap.