Nick Szabo  🔑

What makes you a citizen of a crypto community. Is holding a token really enough? Could naturalization and knowledge of norms help?

Do you mean what makes one feel a part of the community, or what is it that defines being a part of the community, or what can the community do to make you feel a part of it, or why are a you a part of it (what draws you to it)?

As in one can be a citizen of Sweden by meeting certain checkmarks. What reasonable checkmarks are worth considering in these embryonic crypto city-states that are being built?

If you are limiting yourself to the size of communities (i.e. people who actually all communicate with each other, both ways) and city-states, you are greatly limiting the social scalability. Only common denominator among users of a socially scalable system is desire to use it.

Assume there can be infinite city states and communication is guaranteed both ways between anyone regardless of which city state they choose to occupy.