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This page showcases the enthusiastic responses and positive impact Optimism Fractal has had on its participants and the broader Optimism ecosystem. As we continue to grow and evolve, we're working to organize and expand this feedback to provide a comprehensive view of our community's experiences.
Below, you'll find a curated selection of over 50 pieces of positive feedback from Optimism Fractal participants. This represents just a fraction of the hundreds of positive responses we've received, which we're in the process of organizing and adding to this page. We invite you to explore these testimonials and to join our weekly events to experience firsthand why people love Optimism Fractal.
As we continue to refine this page, we aim to provide an even more comprehensive showcase of the impact and value our community brings to the Optimism ecosystem. Please note that this page is a work in progress. We're continuously updating and improving it to better reflect the full scope of feedback and experiences shared by our community members.
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Optimism Fractal Events Feedback
Here are some featured pieces of feedback about Optimism Fractal Respect Game events:
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Respect Game Feedback
This list features feedback about the Respect Game:
Web3 Developer, Creator of Engagement.Vision and Roles and Reputations. Details at JacobHomanics.com
If you are active in the Optimism Superchain then stop on by to share what you’ve been working on and learn what others have been doing! It’s a great time to reflect on the week with incredible people.
“That's a good place to meet and make your contribution and receive your reward. The Optimism Fractal Community is amazing, and I feel great about it. This is my view on Optimism Fractal: it's my weekly accountability group session that holds me responsible for what I'm producing, either for that community or for other communities. As you said earlier in the program, we have all these little connections, and we're stitching them together. I like to think of it like a patchwork quilt, where each of us is a singular patch, and we're stitching and sewing them all together. At the end of the day, we're going to produce this very beautiful, massive quilt. With that being said, we get to showcase our work, which is awesome. We get to hold each other accountable for our work, and then, as you mentioned, we're evaluated by our peer group on the quality of our work or the time we spent doing it. We get rewarded with Respect, a token which I think is another little activation in your brain, a synapse of building confidence. So yeah, that's how I like to think of Optimism Fractal. I'm there as often as I can. Sometimes I have commitments in my in-person life that prevent me from being there, but I enjoy the time I spend there very much. It's really cool what they've built, and like you said, Hats Tree - they have their own Hats protocol in there. I think I've claimed almost every single hat that I'm eligible for, so my Hats Tree is expanding.”
Founder of Ztalent Music Agency and ZAO Fractal
The respect game is a blast and I think more communities should adopt the model! Awesome to be part of op fractal again yesterday for the first time in 2-3 months! So many cool opensource tools being built
This fractal thing is really something. All communities that adopted this protocol are flourishing. Even despite lack of funding.
great onchain game session today playing the respect game with the @optimystics team! this sharp team is helping to spread /education , collaboration & coordination within the @optimism ecosystem! thanks again!
35:55 Howard gives feedback about the Respect Game and shares that he was a little nervous because of the idea of breakout rooms at first, however he found it nice. He said it feels good to get back out in the crypto community. Howard mentioned he'd love to help out the Optimism Fractal community, collaborate, and learn more about Optimism.
1:27:07 Dan and Jacob Ourar from the Token Engineering Academy have conversation on collaborating within Optimism. Jacob mentions he’s looking forward to keep pushing and see what Optimism brings to the table
1:49:31 Rosmari reflects on the deeper spiritual significance of accountability within the respect game framework.
1:41:48 Nuno brings up the importance of accountability in the respect game, speaking from personal experience playing the Respect Game with friends in real life. He shares that he noticed that the word 'accountability' is absent on the OptimismFractal website and believes that the Respect Game helps exactly with this - to solve disputes as well as coordinate. Accountability represents the daily operations of governance and he believes it's in the essence of the Respect Game
1:20:53 Seth shares that the SourceCred community has been having weekly meetings to emotionally support each other, which have been weirdly transformative. That's one interesting possibility that he's tracking and it’s cool to hear about the experience and dynamics of Optimism fractal meetings too. He says that Optimism Fractal is doing ground work and it's awesome!
1:23:07 Gene compliments Dan's presentation and superb knowledge about Optimism. Gene thanks everyone and gives feedback that he’s enjoying Optimism Fractal.
Joshua praised Eden Fractal, the longest-running fractal, where many tools and processes of fractal governance saw significant experimentation from fractal pioneers. A group of Eden Fractal enthusiasts later formed a team called the Optimystics, who founded Optimism Fractal.
56:35 Dan shares his reflections, appreciates everyone’s contributions and support, and believes the Respect game can empower all communities. He comments on the need to grow and convey the benefits. Dan gives details on what he feels can help Optimism Fractal grow and spread the fractal process. He shares thoughts on the best way to strategize
Min-Si-Wang shared feedback at 45:08, she’s observing and mentioned she likes the Fractal app as it makes things easier. She shared that working on the app is important with onboarding people who may have questions, such as why are we pushing onchain, etc. to hopefully guide new joiners throughout the process
1:17:12 Joe expresses appreciation for the thorough explanation and mentions he’ll review the information about Optimism
47:34 Jake gives feedback and expresses his enthusiasm for the optimism ecosystem's culture and driving forces, Jake introduces himself to remainder of group. Met Dan in Denver, thanks Dan for introducing him to Optimism Fractal.
10:17 Jason discusses his Crypt Oasis Meetup familiarizing people with decentralized technologies. He shares feedback that people who join Optimism Fractal events are positive and interesting and joins to support the end of the Season 2
7:06 Jason shares his thoughts on the importance of Optimism, learning, and spreading joy through exploratory education
57:00 Nestor provides positive feedback on the integration of the Respect game and fractalgram tool, expressing curiosity about the potential integration with the Ethereum Attestation Service and contributing to its development on Optimism
Feedback Database
You can click each piece of feedback below to see the comment and/or video.
Founder of Ztalent Music Agency and ZAO Fractal
The respect game is a blast and I think more communities should adopt the model! Awesome to be part of op fractal again yesterday for the first time in 2-3 months! So many cool opensource tools being built
Web3 Developer, Creator of Engagement.Vision and Roles and Reputations. Details at JacobHomanics.com
If you are active in the Optimism Superchain then stop on by to share what you’ve been working on and learn what others have been doing! It’s a great time to reflect on the week with incredible people.
“That's a good place to meet and make your contribution and receive your reward. The Optimism Fractal Community is amazing, and I feel great about it. This is my view on Optimism Fractal: it's my weekly accountability group session that holds me responsible for what I'm producing, either for that community or for other communities. As you said earlier in the program, we have all these little connections, and we're stitching them together. I like to think of it like a patchwork quilt, where each of us is a singular patch, and we're stitching and sewing them all together. At the end of the day, we're going to produce this very beautiful, massive quilt. With that being said, we get to showcase our work, which is awesome. We get to hold each other accountable for our work, and then, as you mentioned, we're evaluated by our peer group on the quality of our work or the time we spent doing it. We get rewarded with Respect, a token which I think is another little activation in your brain, a synapse of building confidence. So yeah, that's how I like to think of Optimism Fractal. I'm there as often as I can. Sometimes I have commitments in my in-person life that prevent me from being there, but I enjoy the time I spend there very much. It's really cool what they've built, and like you said, Hats Tree - they have their own Hats protocol in there. I think I've claimed almost every single hat that I'm eligible for, so my Hats Tree is expanding.”
Joshua praised Eden Fractal, the longest-running fractal, where many tools and processes of fractal governance saw significant experimentation from fractal pioneers. A group of Eden Fractal enthusiasts later formed a team called the Optimystics, who founded Optimism Fractal.
1:27:07 Dan and Jacob Ourar from the Token Engineering Academy have conversation on collaborating within Optimism. Jacob mentions he’s looking forward to keep pushing and see what Optimism brings to the table
1:49:31 Rosmari reflects on the deeper spiritual significance of accountability within the respect game framework.
1:41:48 Nuno brings up the importance of accountability in the respect game, speaking from personal experience playing the Respect Game with friends in real life. He shares that he noticed that the word 'accountability' is absent on the OptimismFractal website and believes that the Respect Game helps exactly with this - to solve disputes as well as coordinate. Accountability represents the daily operations of governance and he believes it's in the essence of the Respect Game
35:55 Howard gives feedback about the Respect Game and shares that he was a little nervous because of the idea of breakout rooms at first, however he found it nice. He said it feels good to get back out in the crypto community. Howard mentioned he'd love to help out the Optimism Fractal community, collaborate, and learn more about Optimism.
1:20:53 Seth shares that the SourceCred community has been having weekly meetings to emotionally support each other, which have been weirdly transformative. That's one interesting possibility that he's tracking and it’s cool to hear about the experience and dynamics of Optimism fractal meetings too. He says that Optimism Fractal is doing ground work and it's awesome!
1:23:07 Gene compliments Dan's presentation and superb knowledge about Optimism. Gene thanks everyone and gives feedback that he’s enjoying Optimism Fractal.
Min-Si-Wang shared feedback at 45:08, she’s observing and mentioned she likes the Fractal app as it makes things easier. She shared that working on the app is important with onboarding people who may have questions, such as why are we pushing onchain, etc. to hopefully guide new joiners throughout the process
56:35 Dan shares his reflections, appreciates everyone’s contributions and support, and believes the Respect game can empower all communities. He comments on the need to grow and convey the benefits. Dan gives details on what he feels can help Optimism Fractal grow and spread the fractal process. He shares thoughts on the best way to strategize
10:17 Jason discusses his Crypt Oasis Meetup familiarizing people with decentralized technologies. He shares feedback that people who join Optimism Fractal events are positive and interesting and joins to support the end of the Season 2
47:34 Jake gives feedback and expresses his enthusiasm for the optimism ecosystem's culture and driving forces, Jake introduces himself to remainder of group. Met Dan in Denver, thanks Dan for introducing him to Optimism Fractal.
1:17:12 Joe expresses appreciation for the thorough explanation and mentions he’ll review the information about Optimism
7:06 Jason shares his thoughts on the importance of Optimism, learning, and spreading joy through exploratory education
57:00 Nestor provides positive feedback on the integration of the Respect game and fractalgram tool, expressing curiosity about the potential integration with the Ethereum Attestation Service and contributing to its development on Optimism
This fractal thing is really something. All communities that adopted this protocol are flourishing. Even despite lack of funding.
great onchain game session today playing the respect game with the @optimystics team! this sharp team is helping to spread /education , collaboration & coordination within the @optimism ecosystem! thanks again!