Grateful to for introducing me to et al's "Optimal Kickstarter" which minimizes free-riding in provisioning public goods thru quadratic funding. Gorgeous optimality proof: mattsclancy.substack.com/p/optimal-kick
Notes from recent experiment: vitalik.ca/general/2020/0
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The paper explores a number of applications in depth and extends the mechanism in various ways, including e.g. negative contributions: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf
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Very happy to chat sometime!
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Optimal Kickstarter is the kind of thing that should fund and then use for their open source grants.
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So glad to see your interest ! Happy to jam on our experiments + perhaps intro you to the Gitcoin community.
FYI - you're highlighted in 's KERNEL Syllabus alongside Vannevar Bush. Thanks your public goods contributions 🙏
kernel.community/module-3/remem
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I feel bad about the confident assertion in the newsletter that something like "optimal kickstarter" does not exist. I need to update it!
hey andy, checkout the QF calculator the team built with
EZer to show ppl the power of QF with the web-based QF calcs, as opposed to ppl having to do the math themselves!
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