Social Composability Design: How DAOs Can Leverage It for the Future of Work
summary
Argues that Web3 must turn interaction history into portable reputation by shipping verifiable credentials and decentralized identifiers (DIDs) tied to real actions — chats, governance votes, DAO contributions — not just token balances. Describes Common Ground building a chat + credential system that auto-unlocks spaces (e.g., designer level 3 access), discusses privacy-preserving DIDs, revocation, consent, staking/slashing for leaks, Gitcoin passport/Disco XYZ as examples, and warns issuer quality still determines whether badges actually matter.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:55Who am I
- 3:29What is capital
- 5:49Identify
- 8:16Identifiers
- 11:32Design Responsibility
- 15:02Verify Credentials
- 15:57Decentralized Collaboration
- 17:29Trustworthy Interactions
- 18:37Streamline Industries
- 20:04Summary
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