TEC: Cultural Practices in Self Governing Communities
summary
Token Engineering Commons details concrete cultural tools: a Giveth/CommonStack praise-to-impact-hours pipeline that quantifies invisible work into TEC tokens after the hatch, 12 working groups using Zenhub/GitHub boards with two-week sprints, public Thursday calls with minute-long praise and project spotlights, Groovebot and meme parties for social bonding, an advice process for decisions, tokenlog token-weighted quadratic voting plus a participatory economic dashboard and param parties to set bonding-curve and conviction-voting parameters, and Graviton NVC conflict training.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:01Praise System
- 4:46celebratory culture
- 7:41democracy
- 10:01structure
- 12:50stewards
- 16:49decision making
- 22:00inclusion
- 24:26conflict management
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