Simplifying governance.
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Some of us joined Web3 for the tech
some for the tokens
but most of us stayed for the people
chora club is where the people vibe, post, and build
together, like it's the early internet again!
DAOs should stop meeting online and start meeting in this beautiful Ghibli studio style parliament
ALT Chora Club ghibli studio anime style
📢 Calling all @OptimismGov & @arbitrumdao_gov delegates!
Here's a Video Tutorial how you can set your availability on @ChoraClub !
Open your availability on Chora Club & let the Community members book 1:1 calls with you.
🚀 Why?
✅ Share your knowledge & engage with your community
✅ Earn on-chain recognition for educating others
✅ Strengthen governance participation
💡 Be available, be impactful!
Connect with your community, build trust, and grow your DAO.
What’s the best way for delegates to foster stronger relationships with their community?
Share your thoughts below! 👇
DAOs use different voting systems to make governance fair and efficient. But not all models are perfect. Let’s break down the pros, cons, and real-world examples of each. 👇
6/ Hybrid Governance
Combines multiple mechanisms for balance
@OptimismGov's bicameral system:
Token House ( $OP holders) → Delegated voting
Citizens’ House → Identity-based voting
@gitcoin ( $GTC )uses Quadratic funding + Reputation-based governance
This hybrid model ensures both token holders and active contributors have a say, balancing financial incentives with ecosystem sustainability.
Despite its promise, DAOs in gaming face challenges:
- Legal uncertainties
- Power concentration risks
- Dependence on blockchain tech
But the potential for fair, community-owned gaming is huge! 🌍