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CabinFind this buriedtreasure.eth
This is a treasure chest: it contains the only copy of the private key to an ETH wallet, stamped into a sheet of metal. Over time, we will release clues about the location of this chest. Here is the first one: it's buried somewhere in the Texas Hill Country. So what's in the wallet? To start, we've put a 1/1 NFT treasure inside, created by Cabin DAO collaborators @DugDaniels and @mel_being: Buried Treasure But what makes this treasure chest special is that, even though it'...
CabinHow to DAO 301: Contributor Rewards
Welcome to the third deep dive on how we are building Cabin. We’ve aggregated everything we know about reward design from discussions with multiple DAOs, and combined that with information about compensation in traditional businesses. As a DAO contributor, you can use this guide to help understand what options you have. As a DAO community engineer, you can use this document to design general guidance for your community. There’s also benchmarks in the Appendix. This article is for regular cont...
CabinA brief history of decentralized cities and centralized states
There’s only two ways to advance civilization: bundling and unbundling Jim Barksdale, more-or-lessOnce in a while, in the long arc of civilization, a new set of coordination technologies come along and change everything. By allowing small groups of humans to better cooperate in the collective management of resources, these technologies redefine power structures and lay the bedrock of a new civilizational era. Humans are social creatures—we got to where we are by bootstrapping coordination too...
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For the first time in Cabin’s history, we have a simple & straightforward way to earn the ₡ABIN token with no natural limit on how much you can earn.
Know a friend who loves to build, colive, create, host events or garden? Familiar with a beautiful property in nature that has good wifi? Connected to someone who would be a great guest on Campfire?
If you introduce us to vibe-aligned residents, neighborhoods, or city-building podcast guests, and they’re good fits for our coliving network, you’ll be rewarded with ₡ABIN, which is how we govern our network city.
Here is how it works:
What counts as a resident? A resident is someone who lives at a Cabin neighborhoods for at least a month. Cabin currently has five types of residents.
Builders-in-Residence: Makers of physical things that improve the built environment of neighborhoods. BIRs lead Build Weeks and advance infrastructure development at Cabin neighborhoods.
Creators-in-Residence: Producers of art, music, novelty, visual content, and any experiments that grow new possibilities. CIRs can work on any passion project of their choosing - the biggest challenge is being selected by the community.
Naturalists-in-Residence: Growers of plants, animals, and human systems that support the natural environment. NIRs lead Grow Weeks and build regenerative local systems at neighborhoods.
Gatherers-in-Residence: The people on-site building the container and the culture at a neighborhood or virtual space.
Paying residents: These are nomads and remote workers living across the Cabin neighborhood network. They pay month-to-month coliving leases.
How to refer a resident:
Copy paste this link, but change the "XXXXX" at the end of the URL to your name: https://creatorcabins.typeform.com/to/b8fZBbHy?utm_source=xxxxx
For example, if your name is “Santa Claus” and you want to refer an elf to our coliving neighborhood in the North Pole, you would use the link:
Experience a slick way of creating forms with Typeform. Try templates for quizzes, surveys, forms and more.
Tell your friends, followers, or colleagues to apply to Cabin at the link with your modified URL.
If we can’t find evidence that you referred somebody before they move in, then we won’t be able to reward you 😕
Reward for successfully referring a resident: 15 ₡ABIN
When rewards will be disbursed: Rewards will be disbursed once the resident that you refer moves into one of Cabin’s neighborhoods.
What counts as a neighborhood? Cabin eventually imagines hundreds or thousands of neighborhoods in our network city. Our goal right now is to bring on 1-3 excellent neighborhoods over the next 18 months. In this early stage, we are most interested in beautiful properties that:
Have 8+ beds.
Have access to nature out the front door.
Are stewarded by amazing property owners/caretakers (People who are great at hosting)
Have high-speed internet and other solid infrastructure.
That being said, you should still refer neighborhoods that don’t perfectly fit these criteria. We’re just being upfront about what is most likely to be added to the network the fastest. At this critical early stage, we need to be highly selective.
How to refer a neighborhood:
Fill out the Prospective New Neighborhood form and outline your relationship to the neighborhood.
Connect with Jon Dean in Discord or on Twitter so that you can help make a warm introduction to that neighborhood.
Reward for successfully referring a neighborhood: 75 ₡ABIN
When rewards will be disbursed: If you refer a neighborhood, you will only receive ₡ABIN if the neighborhood formally joins the Cabin network (as voted on by the community).
Why would a neighborhood want to join Cabin? This is a question you may be asked by your friends who own property. Here are a few reasons:
Rent revenue: Cabin has tens of thousands of people following our journey - many of whom could be rent-paying residents for your property.
Curated residents: Expand your community - We’ve built a reliable process for screening residents so that you know you’re getting folks who are vetted and vibe-aligned.
Build weeks: Cabin members may choose to host a build week at your property to build things like saunas, pergolas, or a deck.
Wanderlust: As we grow, we anticipate increasing the number of people in our community who are capable stewards/caretakers. If you’re a property owner and you want the property in good hands while you travel, Cabin might be the right solution for you while you’re on the road.
Matching funds: In 2023, we will roll out our SEARCH FOR NEIGHBORHOOD ONE program which will include grants from Cabin for property owners to develop their neighborhoods.
Skilled residents: If you would like, you can offer bed spaces in your neighborhood to Cabin members for free as part of a work-exchange program where residents provide a service to improve/operate your property. Past examples of this include Builders-in-Residence, Naturalists-in-Residence, and Gatherers-in-Residence.
Wait, Cabin has a podcast? Yes! Campfire is a show about tactics for building new cities. You can find it on Apple, Spotify, or wherever else you get your shows.
How to refer a guest: Message Jackson on Twitter @jacksonsteger or DM on discord to propose a certain guest that you think would be a good fit and that you think you could convince to come on the show. If that person is a good fit for the show’s editorial framework (currently we are focused on tactics for citybuilding), then you can proceed making a warm intro or otherwise introducing the guest to the host.
Reward for successfully referring a guest: 5 ₡ABIN
When rewards will be disbursed: Rewards will be disbursed once the episode with your guest is released. Just because you suggest a guest does not guarantee a reward - the guest must be a good fit and actually want to record an episode.
For the first time in Cabin’s history, we have a simple & straightforward way to earn the ₡ABIN token with no natural limit on how much you can earn.
Know a friend who loves to build, colive, create, host events or garden? Familiar with a beautiful property in nature that has good wifi? Connected to someone who would be a great guest on Campfire?
If you introduce us to vibe-aligned residents, neighborhoods, or city-building podcast guests, and they’re good fits for our coliving network, you’ll be rewarded with ₡ABIN, which is how we govern our network city.
Here is how it works:
What counts as a resident? A resident is someone who lives at a Cabin neighborhoods for at least a month. Cabin currently has five types of residents.
Builders-in-Residence: Makers of physical things that improve the built environment of neighborhoods. BIRs lead Build Weeks and advance infrastructure development at Cabin neighborhoods.
Creators-in-Residence: Producers of art, music, novelty, visual content, and any experiments that grow new possibilities. CIRs can work on any passion project of their choosing - the biggest challenge is being selected by the community.
Naturalists-in-Residence: Growers of plants, animals, and human systems that support the natural environment. NIRs lead Grow Weeks and build regenerative local systems at neighborhoods.
Gatherers-in-Residence: The people on-site building the container and the culture at a neighborhood or virtual space.
Paying residents: These are nomads and remote workers living across the Cabin neighborhood network. They pay month-to-month coliving leases.
How to refer a resident:
Copy paste this link, but change the "XXXXX" at the end of the URL to your name: https://creatorcabins.typeform.com/to/b8fZBbHy?utm_source=xxxxx
For example, if your name is “Santa Claus” and you want to refer an elf to our coliving neighborhood in the North Pole, you would use the link:
Experience a slick way of creating forms with Typeform. Try templates for quizzes, surveys, forms and more.
Tell your friends, followers, or colleagues to apply to Cabin at the link with your modified URL.
If we can’t find evidence that you referred somebody before they move in, then we won’t be able to reward you 😕
Reward for successfully referring a resident: 15 ₡ABIN
When rewards will be disbursed: Rewards will be disbursed once the resident that you refer moves into one of Cabin’s neighborhoods.
What counts as a neighborhood? Cabin eventually imagines hundreds or thousands of neighborhoods in our network city. Our goal right now is to bring on 1-3 excellent neighborhoods over the next 18 months. In this early stage, we are most interested in beautiful properties that:
Have 8+ beds.
Have access to nature out the front door.
Are stewarded by amazing property owners/caretakers (People who are great at hosting)
Have high-speed internet and other solid infrastructure.
That being said, you should still refer neighborhoods that don’t perfectly fit these criteria. We’re just being upfront about what is most likely to be added to the network the fastest. At this critical early stage, we need to be highly selective.
How to refer a neighborhood:
Fill out the Prospective New Neighborhood form and outline your relationship to the neighborhood.
Connect with Jon Dean in Discord or on Twitter so that you can help make a warm introduction to that neighborhood.
Reward for successfully referring a neighborhood: 75 ₡ABIN
When rewards will be disbursed: If you refer a neighborhood, you will only receive ₡ABIN if the neighborhood formally joins the Cabin network (as voted on by the community).
Why would a neighborhood want to join Cabin? This is a question you may be asked by your friends who own property. Here are a few reasons:
Rent revenue: Cabin has tens of thousands of people following our journey - many of whom could be rent-paying residents for your property.
Curated residents: Expand your community - We’ve built a reliable process for screening residents so that you know you’re getting folks who are vetted and vibe-aligned.
Build weeks: Cabin members may choose to host a build week at your property to build things like saunas, pergolas, or a deck.
Wanderlust: As we grow, we anticipate increasing the number of people in our community who are capable stewards/caretakers. If you’re a property owner and you want the property in good hands while you travel, Cabin might be the right solution for you while you’re on the road.
Matching funds: In 2023, we will roll out our SEARCH FOR NEIGHBORHOOD ONE program which will include grants from Cabin for property owners to develop their neighborhoods.
Skilled residents: If you would like, you can offer bed spaces in your neighborhood to Cabin members for free as part of a work-exchange program where residents provide a service to improve/operate your property. Past examples of this include Builders-in-Residence, Naturalists-in-Residence, and Gatherers-in-Residence.
Wait, Cabin has a podcast? Yes! Campfire is a show about tactics for building new cities. You can find it on Apple, Spotify, or wherever else you get your shows.
How to refer a guest: Message Jackson on Twitter @jacksonsteger or DM on discord to propose a certain guest that you think would be a good fit and that you think you could convince to come on the show. If that person is a good fit for the show’s editorial framework (currently we are focused on tactics for citybuilding), then you can proceed making a warm intro or otherwise introducing the guest to the host.
Reward for successfully referring a guest: 5 ₡ABIN
When rewards will be disbursed: Rewards will be disbursed once the episode with your guest is released. Just because you suggest a guest does not guarantee a reward - the guest must be a good fit and actually want to record an episode.
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