current perspective on DAOs: when everybody’s the judge, no one’s the judge.
Need to observe a decision rule: how will we make decisions, and how might that change/evolve depending on the need?
In my experience no projects have succeeded without ownership. How do DAOs deal with accountability?
💯💯💯 DAOs probably need to learn the lessons that “physical” organizations have learned over time
Shareholders ≠ managers Dao voters ≠ Dao builders
Couldn’t have said it better myself. Establishing accountability is so hard in organizations without liabilities. The threat of the value of your tokens decreasing is not enough, and the 1:1 equity to governance ratio may not be ideal.
working for a DAO will make you pretty bearish on group coordination and decision making
I think there should be a distinction between top level decisions vs. decisions open to DAO voting On top of that, there should be a road to decentralization rather than starting decentralized from 0 Would be a mistake to try to reinvent the wheel as far as orgs go. It should add on to a proven way to orgz ppl and
Agreed. I think DAOs need to start incorporating effective org design frameworks like decision types, team charters, etc that allows collaborative the ability to coordinate together with shared ownership. Technology can help with efficiency but human coordination design and where accountability is needed.
