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aunt homieMeta Gamma Delta Proposal
Meta Gamma Delta Grant:Project Name: Test DAOProject Description: Test DAO is a Community focused on onboarding people of all shades coming from all areas of the world into Web3. We focus on completing this task by assisting contributors with learning the basics when dealing with tooling, infrastructure, and organisation. The idea of Test DAO was by infinitehomie, a black woman from the United States who is a part of the LGBT community. Test DAO was created to be an inclusive space, due to th...
aunt homieShort Thoughts On Building a DAO
Hope Everyone is well. I’ll be blogging about my journey in building a DAO over the next few months, so you all can learn along with me. In a sense, you guys will be traveling along with me in this Test DAO journey. Building out a “DAO” (and I use that term lightly) is a very tricky experience. In my adventures, I’ve come across some life lessons, and some learnings along the way. The goal of Test DAO is to bring contributors from outside of Web3 to a better understanding of the DAO Ecosystem...
aunt homieTest Dao Quick Tips: How to Not Fail at Gnosis-Safe
You ever wonder “sweet, I’m a multi-sig signer” life is going to be great! Right??Life is indeed great as a multi sig signer, (or a multi signatory for the cultured of us). You get to have a say in what compensation gets to be approved, and sometimes, you get airdrops! We love airdrops! You can feel that special twinkle of joy in your spirit when you’re voted in as a multi sig, or chosen, or volunteered. Of course, being a multi signatory comes with its own pains, struggles, and annoyances. I...
aunt homieMeta Gamma Delta Proposal
Meta Gamma Delta Grant:Project Name: Test DAOProject Description: Test DAO is a Community focused on onboarding people of all shades coming from all areas of the world into Web3. We focus on completing this task by assisting contributors with learning the basics when dealing with tooling, infrastructure, and organisation. The idea of Test DAO was by infinitehomie, a black woman from the United States who is a part of the LGBT community. Test DAO was created to be an inclusive space, due to th...
aunt homieShort Thoughts On Building a DAO
Hope Everyone is well. I’ll be blogging about my journey in building a DAO over the next few months, so you all can learn along with me. In a sense, you guys will be traveling along with me in this Test DAO journey. Building out a “DAO” (and I use that term lightly) is a very tricky experience. In my adventures, I’ve come across some life lessons, and some learnings along the way. The goal of Test DAO is to bring contributors from outside of Web3 to a better understanding of the DAO Ecosystem...
aunt homieTest Dao Quick Tips: How to Not Fail at Gnosis-Safe
You ever wonder “sweet, I’m a multi-sig signer” life is going to be great! Right??Life is indeed great as a multi sig signer, (or a multi signatory for the cultured of us). You get to have a say in what compensation gets to be approved, and sometimes, you get airdrops! We love airdrops! You can feel that special twinkle of joy in your spirit when you’re voted in as a multi sig, or chosen, or volunteered. Of course, being a multi signatory comes with its own pains, struggles, and annoyances. I...
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I’m not the greatest at thinking off the cuff.
I’m notorious for being a bit of a hothead, and I will take you straight to church if you need some education.
It has given me some trouble in the past, and It’s given me a bit more trouble since my journey into Web3 started. I only do this because deep down inside, I care.
Over the past year of my life in DAOs, I’ve seen people burnt out, I’ve seen people have trouble eating, sleeping, and expressing their feelings. Not unlike what people were feeling when they were traveling west on the Oregon Trail. But I will say this.
We have more in the way of support now than they did back then. We also have treatment for malaria, dysentery, cholera, and scarlet fever. I hope we can figure out how to make it through. I know we can figure out how to make it through. We just have to take things one day at a time.
You’re allowed to be stressed. You’re allowed to be angry. You’re allowed to express your feelings.
You’re also allowed to ask questions about things you do not understand. Conversely, you’re allowed to express your opinion to those that don’t want to give you the time of day when you ask those questions.
NOTE: It’s funny how the people who claim that they ask questions because they don’t understand, get upset with you when you ask questions about things that you don’t understand. I do this too.
But, we’ll get there. one day at a time.
I’m not the greatest at thinking off the cuff.
I’m notorious for being a bit of a hothead, and I will take you straight to church if you need some education.
It has given me some trouble in the past, and It’s given me a bit more trouble since my journey into Web3 started. I only do this because deep down inside, I care.
Over the past year of my life in DAOs, I’ve seen people burnt out, I’ve seen people have trouble eating, sleeping, and expressing their feelings. Not unlike what people were feeling when they were traveling west on the Oregon Trail. But I will say this.
We have more in the way of support now than they did back then. We also have treatment for malaria, dysentery, cholera, and scarlet fever. I hope we can figure out how to make it through. I know we can figure out how to make it through. We just have to take things one day at a time.
You’re allowed to be stressed. You’re allowed to be angry. You’re allowed to express your feelings.
You’re also allowed to ask questions about things you do not understand. Conversely, you’re allowed to express your opinion to those that don’t want to give you the time of day when you ask those questions.
NOTE: It’s funny how the people who claim that they ask questions because they don’t understand, get upset with you when you ask questions about things that you don’t understand. I do this too.
But, we’ll get there. one day at a time.
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