The Movement DAO | Fully Decentralized Organization

Quote from: somacoin on October 19, 2017, 10:53:36 PM

Read the updates, cheers. Good! Long post incoming, take a deep breath Grin

Well... As I understand it after reading the post several times: we can invite one new participant each ~ as long as we are Mover rank or higher ~ but we are not rewarded with more tokens for that as the inviter. If we invite the right people right from the beginning, though, it is my view that we all are rewarded in the long run as this helps to facilitate good decision making and smarter development which in turn means a more valuable Movement.
This way we have the opportunity to open a door for more skilled participants who're interested to join and allow them (the invitees) to become founding members like we gladly are ourselves.
Curious how many invitations will be made until the end of the invitation program, I suppose that max cap of 170 won't be reached - and more so I'm curious how many will be stupid enough to try to invite their own alt and get banned as a result. And then, even more, which new and valuable faces I will be able to greet and may get greeted back. I already see participants with whom I would fancy becoming friends

I believe that I completely understand the point of view of vini and testa and everybody else who will refrain from inviting just about anybody. It's a no-brainer that we should only invite friends/online buddies of whom we know or believe that they understand (or will quickly understand) the Movement and are looking forward to contributing -> Can not say the same about most 0.5-70% applicants because they, obviously, are only interested in getting the tokens (gladly just a small share) and will most likely never participate in our DAO. This is not an issue though as the majority of them (my guess) will enjoy selling quickly whereas others who understand what's being built will enjoy scooping up their tokens (and become more wealthy over time?).

Personally I'm interested the very most in the future VR/Decentraland/Greenpoint part of this project than that upcoming token distribution itself, it's crucial, sure, but by far not the only relevant part if you realize the ambitious and thought-out plan that is behind all this. A nice side-effect is that I now fully see that the usual airdrops are created only for enrichment of their creators, how boring. I don't know about you but the more I re-read the Whitepaper it grows on me what is the very vision. Also, SPHERES mean that somebody can create their own area of expertise/interest and incentivize whatever is happening within that area. E.g. If I'm a 3D artist I could create a sphere for 3D VR development and become someone who incentivizes others to build with me and pay them TAO, for example! Fun!

This is the typical comment that deserves not to be buried behind the new comments that naturally come up (everyone is eager to comment and contribute!).
I would like to emphasize its last paragraph: the future VR / Decentraland / Greenpoint. I also think that this is central to the project, when we think in the Movement as a meeting point for grassroots movements, "an environment that thrives to create new opportunities for human collaboration", quoting the whitepaper. I'm also eager to participate in the "virtual coffeehouse" as it intend to be "a place where people can meet, new organizations can be created, and existing organizations can connect".