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Journalism for Democracy
Sam Liebeskind • 2 cards
What web3 offers for me, via more flexible and dynamic forms of digital ownership, is business models where decentralized organizations and public goods can be tied directly to equity and revenue streams — the merger of Red Hat and Linux, via tokens. If we can do that, the foundation of open resources we can build will increase dramatically and pow... See more
Joey DeBruin • Open source and web3, simplified
Speed as a feature
Israel • 1 card
And third, the community is now empowered to make the decisions that will affect the future of SuperRare. This includes which artists and curators are permitted to sell work on the site, how to allocate funds from the community treasury, and which proposed improvements to the network and protocol are greenlit.
Michael Lazerow • Venture Capital in a Decentralized World
just as in physical territory, online territory starts out as default autocratic, then only can become democratic through revolt, revolution, and reform.
every.to • Twitter as a City-State
I will argue for reorienting habits around online spaces from deskilling to political skills, from server control to community control, from paternalism to governability.
Nathan Schneider • Governable Spaces: Democratic Design for Online Life
Democracy is based on Abraham Lincoln’s principle that “you can fool all the people some of the time, and some people all of the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time.” If a government is corrupt and fails to improve people’s lives, enough citizens will eventually realize this and replace the government. But government control of th
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Web3 Is the Opportunity We Have Had All Along: Innovation Amnesia and Economic Democracy
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Matt Ross • 2 cards