Rep3On-chain credentials: A Primer 🔖
Thinking from first principles must come easy to you if you're involved with DAOs. In fact, when we were reflecting on our dissatisfactory experience as DAOs contributors ourselves, we were forced to think from first principles to arrive at an answer. What was really going wrong? For starters, the whole contributor experience was a long-drawn affair. After task completion, one had to rigorously follow up to get their work seen and get paid. Then, the reputation so built in one DAO did no...
Rep3Delivering on the Promise of DAOs
IntroductionWhile traditional Big Tech cos. have created (and distributed) a lot of value to people across the world, their rent-seeking nature threatens their long-term viability. One may justify this in context of their initial investment, but that begs the question: for organisations wishing to impact society at the same scale, is a fair endgame (i.e. without value extraction from those served) even possible? While DAOs have shown great promise in enabling true community ownership and not ...
Rep3Soul-searching
Crypto/web3 runs heavily on narratives. But narratives are exclusive in nature. They often leave out information that doesn't fit in, even when this information has the potential to change the narrative itself. For example, the popular narrative that web3 is a marked improvement to web2 fails to properly acknowledge the "other side" of these technologies (i.e., the certainties and convenience of web2, and the dangerous implications of web3's immutability). An objective view of the w...
Gamified communities.
Rep3On-chain credentials: A Primer 🔖
Thinking from first principles must come easy to you if you're involved with DAOs. In fact, when we were reflecting on our dissatisfactory experience as DAOs contributors ourselves, we were forced to think from first principles to arrive at an answer. What was really going wrong? For starters, the whole contributor experience was a long-drawn affair. After task completion, one had to rigorously follow up to get their work seen and get paid. Then, the reputation so built in one DAO did no...
Rep3Delivering on the Promise of DAOs
IntroductionWhile traditional Big Tech cos. have created (and distributed) a lot of value to people across the world, their rent-seeking nature threatens their long-term viability. One may justify this in context of their initial investment, but that begs the question: for organisations wishing to impact society at the same scale, is a fair endgame (i.e. without value extraction from those served) even possible? While DAOs have shown great promise in enabling true community ownership and not ...
Rep3Soul-searching
Crypto/web3 runs heavily on narratives. But narratives are exclusive in nature. They often leave out information that doesn't fit in, even when this information has the potential to change the narrative itself. For example, the popular narrative that web3 is a marked improvement to web2 fails to properly acknowledge the "other side" of these technologies (i.e., the certainties and convenience of web2, and the dangerous implications of web3's immutability). An objective view of the w...
Gamified communities.
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As a venture betting on the future of digital communities, today we are excited to announce rep3 club! 😄
We strongly believe in the wisdom of crowds, and this is our attempt at progressive decentralization. This is an opportunity to first-hand showcase the power of rep3's credentialing engine and provide a template for budding digital communities to decrease operational inefficiencies.
The hurdles digital communities face aren't due to a lack of infrastructure or tooling — they have more options than ever — but they're due to a lack of infrastructure and tooling that work together.
This has led to a fragmented user experience spread across multiple platforms and channels. Communities with DeFi products have a significant chunk of their user activity on-chain, like bridge usage, staking tokens, etc. Others focussed on, say, development live majorly on GitHub, while those that are more service-oriented use token-gated workspaces or track work in Discord servers.
Such an experience exacerbates the difficulty of community management and moderation. It adds to the plight of maintaining databases with member and contribution details and hampers the community's productivity as it grows.
Fortunately, rep3 helps communities address these challenges through credentials and automation that improves community productivity and engagement.
Distributing membership badges takes minutes for communities of all sizes. Bringing member activity on-chain is even easier. But the best part is the automation that removes manual processes altogether.
For example, giving badges for participating in calls is as simple as running a command in a Discord server. No need to keep track of participants and the duration they attend.
rep3 is also interoperable with most popular tools. We have custom integrations with Snapshot, Guild.xyz, and others, so you don't need to reinvent the wheel when it comes to tweaking workflows.
With the rep3 club, we want to present everyone interested in rep3 with different levels of involvement and provide them the resources and the knowledge to succeed in this context.
Memberships to the club are managed through our dynamic and upgradable membership badges. And all contributions and participation of members are recorded on-chain via credentials.
In the future stages, we shall also leverage the governance and payout capabilities as the club increases in size and scope. With this exercise, we aim to provide an outlet for those interested in the rep3 ecosystem and explore its limitations and possibilities ourselves.
If this sounds interesting, slide by our Discord server and claim your membership badge! We've only just begun. 🚀
*View this post on our blog, visit our website, or a book a demo. *😄
As a venture betting on the future of digital communities, today we are excited to announce rep3 club! 😄
We strongly believe in the wisdom of crowds, and this is our attempt at progressive decentralization. This is an opportunity to first-hand showcase the power of rep3's credentialing engine and provide a template for budding digital communities to decrease operational inefficiencies.
The hurdles digital communities face aren't due to a lack of infrastructure or tooling — they have more options than ever — but they're due to a lack of infrastructure and tooling that work together.
This has led to a fragmented user experience spread across multiple platforms and channels. Communities with DeFi products have a significant chunk of their user activity on-chain, like bridge usage, staking tokens, etc. Others focussed on, say, development live majorly on GitHub, while those that are more service-oriented use token-gated workspaces or track work in Discord servers.
Such an experience exacerbates the difficulty of community management and moderation. It adds to the plight of maintaining databases with member and contribution details and hampers the community's productivity as it grows.
Fortunately, rep3 helps communities address these challenges through credentials and automation that improves community productivity and engagement.
Distributing membership badges takes minutes for communities of all sizes. Bringing member activity on-chain is even easier. But the best part is the automation that removes manual processes altogether.
For example, giving badges for participating in calls is as simple as running a command in a Discord server. No need to keep track of participants and the duration they attend.
rep3 is also interoperable with most popular tools. We have custom integrations with Snapshot, Guild.xyz, and others, so you don't need to reinvent the wheel when it comes to tweaking workflows.
With the rep3 club, we want to present everyone interested in rep3 with different levels of involvement and provide them the resources and the knowledge to succeed in this context.
Memberships to the club are managed through our dynamic and upgradable membership badges. And all contributions and participation of members are recorded on-chain via credentials.
In the future stages, we shall also leverage the governance and payout capabilities as the club increases in size and scope. With this exercise, we aim to provide an outlet for those interested in the rep3 ecosystem and explore its limitations and possibilities ourselves.
If this sounds interesting, slide by our Discord server and claim your membership badge! We've only just begun. 🚀
*View this post on our blog, visit our website, or a book a demo. *😄
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