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22 Nov, 5 tweets, 2 min read
Every community should have a living manifesto, that get's reviewed every season, and re-written from scratch every age (4-5 seasons).

It is the north star, a call-to-action, and summary of values, and a primary form of alignment between new members.
A well-written manifesto should be an articulation of the vibe, a spawner of memes, and a decision framework for potential as well as current contributors.
Example 1: FWB
fwb.help/manifesto
Example 2: MetaCartel
github.com/metacartel/mis…
Do you have other examples of manifestos?
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23 Nov
Let’s get readddyyyyyy. Welcome to the FIFTH week of

***Vibe Ops🌞***

Each week, DAO contributors share their stories, articles, and do a Q&A with folks.
This week's topic: Digital Space Design

Our Hosts: @albiverse, @RattyMouseman
twitter.com/i/spaces/1dRKZ…
Curious about the long-term agenda? Take a peak here. Each week on Tuesday at 10am EST we will take a deep dive look at:
This week we will be looking at the DAO Digital Space Design - thinking holistically about all the virtual (and physical) interfaces that community members interact with:

- Wallet
- Discord (Announcements, Channels)
- TG (Group and 1:1)
- Newsletters
- Twitter TL
- Twitter DMs
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22 Nov
Once community comms infrastructure in place, then comes parallelisation: mission, projects, incentives, governance.

But no scale until reliable comms in place for community mobilisation. A strong influential network lead is a shortcut… but unsustainable, point of failure.
In the short term, effective. In the long term you need to replace personal network influence with tech power. And that means inspiring comms delivered at scale. In other words: fan development.
Key issue tho is that fan base can be double edged sword. So you want sober active advocates for long term community sustainability.
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22 Nov
✨Some news✨
I'll be joining @viamirror team as their DAO Lead! 🪞

My journey into web3 started in 2014, as a crypto-lurker, then a year and a half ago I fell into the rabbithole of digital communities. And barely 2 months ago I decided to go full web3.

What a ride.
In the role, I'll be supporting Mirror's journey to full decentralization:

- Building community infrastructure
- Mobilizing the most talented group of web3 writers, creators, and communities in our space today
- Nurturing an ecosystem of mutual support and D2D partnerships
A short reflection - because wow.

A year and a half ago I came across @ribbonfarm, which led to the @yak_collective and @JonathanHillis's writing, which in turn drove me to community twitter and @rosiesherry's incredible course on building minimum viable community.
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22 Nov
Meta Thread on Community Maturity Roadmap
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22 Nov
Five types of community messaging:
- Sharing (Ideas, News)
- Signalling (Direction)
- Scheduling (Events)
- Summary (Newsletter)
- Sh*tposting (Connection)

We need interfaces that can handle them all, and create feeds tailored by type.
Sharing ideas evolve often from a dedicated channel, into some signalling milestone - then into gDocs, knowledge mgmnt or exploration interface. Very fragmented today.
Signalling evolves often into soft and hard voting. From various channels into proposal drafts (gDocs) finally into polling interfaces (Snapshot)
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21 Nov
Community scale is based on parallelisation, not sequential speed. Investing in core foundations to support multiple decoupled projects is the key.
Reflecting on this thought: why does it feel like traditional companies are constrained by this? What are the characteristics that help parallel execution vs. coupled dependencies?
It seems like the pyramid is meant to work as a compromise between sequential alignment and decoupled work:
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