EEA Community Projects: a Home for Open Standards Development Projects, Managed
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EEA Community Projects is an OASIS Open–managed hub started in 2019 to drive production-grade open standards for Ethereum with minimal bureaucracy. Governance uses a central project governing board and per-project technical steering committees; new projects need at least three (ideally five) sponsoring organizations and contributions under a contributor license agreement. Current work includes Baseline Protocol (multi‑party syncing with privacy and ZK proofs), a Layer‑2 standards working group, JSON‑RPC client API specs, and a proposed TokenScript stack.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:54What is the goal of the Community Projects
- 2:19What is OASIS
- 2:58The EA
- 4:22What do we look for
- 5:36How is it governed
- 6:52Projects
- 8:19Sponsors
- 8:36Outro
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