The Least Valued Work in Every DAO | ETH Boulder
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0:00A: Although we’re on the front line of communicating what the DAO is about and doing socials and building communities and hosting all these calls for new people, in reality, when it comes down to the coordinate and even OP and all these other things, those are oftentimes, in my opinion -- don’t shoot the messenger -- the least valued kind of work. Although it takes a lot of time and effort and oftentimes multiple people to push forth those projects. And I just want to see some more thought experiments around how we can build better kind of contributor flows and how we build equitable value across the board. And so that we can recognize everyone’s values. Because what’s happened is like oftentimes, like, I get like a sliver of the pie where all these like tech folks would get more. They should be equally valued for very different reasons, obviously. But that hasn’t been the case, like historically within the DAO landscape. And so I -- yeah, I’ll stop there. So
