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Anyhow, now I'm all set up to try some adventures on Colony and other attractions in Gnosis land (recommendations welcome).
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But an interesting realization here: microtransactions are real now! For a couple of decades now people have been fantasizing about being able to cheaply move pennies around, now you can! I'm gonna try and do a bunch of penny-scale transactions next just because I can.
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Another really fun thing going on here is having the same address on multiple networks which feels very sci-fi. Like China Mieville's City and the City which I started reading but didn't finish (it is about 2 cities that somehow occupy the same space)
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Colony is basically a intra-DAO payments clearing house and voting-on-motions engine. Very different from the early beta I experimented with in 2017 which was a sort of distributed kanban board. That kind of project management functionality is now external to Colony.
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The recommended tool for kanban type functionality to actually manage and coordinate DAO projects is app.clarity.so which I'm *really* liking so far. Kanban + a kind of roadmapping tool based on seasons, and Web3 native wallet signin and token-based gating and payments.
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So I guess the idea is, you define and track projects and tasks in Clarity, with payment promises attached, but the actual payments are done on the DAO app on Colony. You then reconcile by checking a box on Clarity. This should obviously be an integration...
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Right now, our basic problem is that the YAKG token we minted to run our DAO lives on Gnosis chain but Clarity only allows Ethereum mainnet tokens to be added to the payments methods. The solution I suppose is to unlock YAKG and bridge it over to mainnet so it exists there too.
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Our initial experiments are stalled by the fact that under Colony's scheme you need "reputation" to stake to back motions for voting, but you need completed work to get reputation, so chicken-egg. Right now, none of us seems to have earned enough reputation to back motions.
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Root admins can force some actions, but right now, the DAO is running in authoritah mode. But things are slowly moving along. I *think* we're all gaining reputation, but the UI annotations are not very clear, so I don't know.
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Okay, Clarity is awesome. You can add a token gate so people who have your token or NFTs can join. And there's wikis, notes etc. I'm totally using this now for my own projects. I'll mint a token on Mirror and use it to gate access to a Clarity base where we will make evil plans.
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Okay, founder of Clarity says it can be done this way. Search for your Mirror Edition on OpenSea, and then put in the general contract id with the token id of your edition.
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yep, it can still work in Clarity, but you'll need to specify the specific Token IDs within the overall contract. we support both "all Token IDs within this contract" and "only [these] Token IDs within this contract".
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I'm trying it out. If you've bought one of my NFTs, reply if you want access to my experimental ribbonfarm Clarity base.
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If you've bought one of my NFTs (these), and would like to help me try an experiment on token-based access to stuff, reply to this.
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I'll have to reach out to a couple of people I know bought it, since it's mostly a list of addresses I don't know.
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Okay back to DAOing... finally figured out the staking/motion workflow in Colony. You activate some of the colony's native tokens you hold (YAKG in this case), then trigger an action, and stake some of the activated tokens.
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This is D'oh intuitive once you get it. The idea is that every action costs a certain stake, and the people backing that motion must collectively stake it with activated tokens. Then during the waiting period if there's an objection, there's a vote.
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And if the motion fails, you lose your stake. Presumably it burns or goes to the winning objectors or something. This thing now has 2 days to get through.
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