Improve event structure for Optimism Fractal

The document discusses improvements for the front-end and back-end of OPTOPICS and Cagendas, suggesting a mission proposal for funding. It outlines various customizations needed, including a tagging system, archiving old proposals, vote expiration, and partial voting power usage, with estimated time and costs for development. It compares Snapshot, DAOhaus, Tally, and JokeRace regarding their features and capabilities, noting that JokeRace has introduced monetization for contests and submissions, while Snapshot remains flexible for off-chain governance with ERC1155 tokens. Recommendations are provided based on specific use cases.

Add scheduling language to the OPTOPICS and Cagendas pages, as well as the Optimism Town Hall scheduling page.

Dan Singjoy is developing the character "Opie the Optimistic Octopus" for the OPTOPICS and Optimism Town Hall snapshot spaces, focusing on scheduling and prioritizing topics for discussions. He outlines the use of two snapshot spaces: one for scheduling specific topics in advance and another for an ongoing list of topics. He discusses the need for clearer proposal processes and potential modifications to improve flexibility and organization in topic selection. Additionally, he expresses interest in enhancing voting functionality within the Snapshot platform.

The Optimism Town Hall is a community forum where participants discuss topics using a Snapshot Space, which allows for proposal and voting with a token called Respect. Verification of the space is needed to increase proposal limits from three to twenty daily. The space has been successfully verified, and there are options for upgrading to a Turbo plan for enhanced features.

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This document is a meeting preparation for a discussion with Will T and Let's Grow about Cagendas. The document includes expressions of appreciation, offers for assistance, suggestions for discussion topics, and invitations to join various events. A pain point is mentioned regarding the ability to pick topics, and the invitation is extended to anyone.

In response to Will's inquiry about educational resources for Cagendas, Dan Singjoy suggests visiting Optimystics.io/cagendas for game rules, videos, a notion project, and more information about Cagendas. Dan is also open to discussing Cagendas with the Let's Grow community.

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The troubleshooting proposal limit on Snapshot is discussed, mentioning that there is a limit of three proposals per hour, day, or week. It is noted that this may not be ideal for certain scenarios but is generally sufficient. The question of whether the limit is per space or site-wide is raised. The document also mentions the possibility of deleting old polls to partially avoid the limit.

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This document highlights current issues and opportunities for improvement with Cagendas and Optopics. The UX issues include complexity, lack of engagement, confusion, instability, and potential brand confusion. Technical issues involve limitations with Snapshot, such as the inability to see vote amounts at a certain time and the inability to rank order or allocate weight across multiple polls. Potential solutions include further documentation, referencing related research, exploring JokeRace or Tally as alternative platforms, and seeking assistance from the Snapshot Discord community.

The document discusses the research on Jokerace circuits to gamify OPTOPICS or Cagendas. It introduces the concept of tying transactions on a site to onchain actions, allowing users to buy tokens, mint NFTs, crowdfund, earn credentials, and provide liquidity through voting. The document seeks support in spreading the word about this new onchain UX unlock.

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This document is about organizing the Optimism Town Hall Topics Database with potential topics to propose. The document is created by Dan Singjoy and is currently in progress. The document includes a task to add topics from a certain source.

Dan Singjoy announces the approval of the Cagendas proposal and creates a topic proposal for the first Optimism Town Hall event. The proposal includes a brief presentation on the potential benefits and rationale of the initiatives, with links to more details. Participants are encouraged to provide feedback and create alternative topic proposals. The event will take place following the Respect Game, and the topic will be chosen based on community voting.

This document discusses improvements to Cagendas, including technical and design considerations, voting implementation, and viewing past votes in Snapshot. The goal is to enhance the functionality of Snapshot for ongoing polls and enable better tracking of past votes. The document suggests allowing topic proposals and votes to carry over from week to week, implementing a system to see votes at a certain time, and exploring the use of Snapshot API or The Graph for more detailed voting data. Technical implementation details and examples are provided.

Cagendas is a social coordination game that helps communities create agendas, choose discussion topics, and make decisions together. It has been continuously improved since its creation in late 2022 and offers a fair, fast, and fun way to prioritize discussions. The game involves proposing topics, voting on them, and discussing them during weekly events. Eden Fractal community has been actively engaged in playing Cagendas and more developments are coming soon.

This document outlines the development of an Impact Jury App that incorporates custom prompts for Respect Games. The app aims to provide a platform for game creators to ask questions, share game links, and allow users to publicly view answers and results. Technical implementation details include integrating with EAS for Respect Game results, considering branding options, and discussing the inclusion of an optional text field. The document also mentions fixing web app errors, enabling privy sign-in and account abstraction, and adding a tutorial. Overall, the app aims to open new use cases and enhance the experience of playing targeted Respect Games.

This blog post will highlight the benefits of Cagendas and the Optimism Town Hall for the Optimism Collective. It will discuss how these tools and events contribute to the collective's goals and mission, fostering collaboration, engagement, and positive change within the community.

This task involves writing a blog post on how individuals can contribute to leading Optimism Collective governance at the Optimism Town Hall. The post will provide insights and guidance on active participation and shaping the community's governance.

This task involves writing a blog post to introduce the Optimism Town Hall, cagendas, and OPC to the optimism collective. The post will provide an overview of these initiatives, their goals, and their significance within the Optimism community.

This task involves writing promotional messages about Optimism Fractal, OPF, and OPC to the Optimism Collective. The messages will emphasize the key features and benefits of these initiatives, aiming to encourage engagement and participation within the community.

This document proposes the implementation of Cagendas for organizing discussion time in weekly events after playing the Respect Game. Cagendas is a social coordination game that allows community members to propose, discuss, and vote on topics with Optimism Fractal Respect. The proposal outlines the rules for proposing and voting on topics, as well as the vision for the Optimism Town Hall as a collaborative forum. The document also includes details about Cagendas, the rationale for the proposal, and information on how to contribute to its development.

This document is a research Request for Proposals (RFP) for Interoperable Deliberative Tools. The purpose is to support tools for deliberation and governance and promote interoperability. The RFP offers a total of 200,000 USD in grants, with a requirement for grantees to support interoperability by publishing their data in a flatfile format. Key dates and additional information can be found in the document.

Cagendas is a social coordination game that enables communities to create agendas, choose discussion topics, and make decisions collaboratively. The Eden Fractal community has produced various videos and engaged in discussions about different game modes, continuously improving the game since its inception in late 2022.

The Eden Fractal community has produced several videos on Cagendas, a social coordination game aimed at enhancing community collaboration. Recent discussions and proposals have focused on optimizing meetings and using new apps like Fractalgram, with various video sessions available at EdenFractal.com/videos.

To see votes at a certain time in Snapshot using the Snapshot API and/or The Graph, further investigation and research are needed.

This document outlines the creation of a promotional image for the proposal for Cagendas. The image should include mountains, the optimism city, and nature with a blue sky. The town hall building and the Cagendas logo, represented by a C with clock hands, should be featured. Juggling balls representing respect apples can be added, along with sunflowers, scrolls, and the sages and eth logo. The color scheme should include orange, red, and white.

Consider launching the Optimism Town Hall and OPC Respect token on Forage.xyz. The task was created by Dan Singjoy and is due on July 31, 2024. The status is not started. For more information, visit Forage.xyz.

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Overview of the rationale and market need for Optimism Fractal Season 3, including tasks for organizing resources, reviewing strategies, and shaping future RetroFunding rounds within the Optimism Collective.

This document discusses two methods for implementing Respect voting in Notion and Snapshot via the Notion API. The first method suggests using the Upvote button in Notion to count Respect votes, while the second method involves mirroring Notion pages in Snapshot and using the Notion API to import voting results. The first method is easier to implement but has limitations, while the second method offers more flexibility and functionality. The document also explores potential integrations, considerations, and related resources.

To implement a custom voting strategy on Snapshot, you would need to develop a JavaScript script that calculates voting power based on user-specific point systems. This involves forking the Snapshot strategies repository, modifying the strategy logic, testing, and deployment. The time required for this process can vary depending on the complexity of the scoring system. Duplicating all polls in a subspace would require a separate script using the Snapshot API to programmatically create polls based on existing ones. This script would also be written in JavaScript. The time estimate for developing both the custom voting strategy and the poll duplication script is provided, along with the necessary resources and language requirements.

The task involves creating an OPC Respect Token for the Optimism Collective, with considerations to include RegenScore in the formula and utilizing resources such as the Delegates of Optimism Karma page and discussions on token engineering.

The audio discusses various topics related to Optimism Fractal Season 3, including the use of respect for governance, the possibility of a theme for Season 4, the organization of retro pitches, the branding of Cagendas, the scheduling of Optimism Town Hall events, and the plan for the next retro pitches, called "RetroPitches: Impact Evaluators Edition." The audio also mentions inviting impact metrics creators and evaluators to present their metrics and suggests restructuring retro pitches to focus on presenting impact metrics rather than projects.

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Consider implementing a structure to allocate speaking time during the Optimism Town Hall based on respect and other metrics like badgeholder status or previous RetroPGF recipients. This may not be necessary for a small group, but can be designed in advance for future scalability. Another option is to use snapshot polls or slido with token-weighted or weighted voting to determine topic transitions. Hands raised can give priority to more respected community members.

The plan to launch Optimism Town Hall includes holding structured discussions each week, implementing a voting process on platforms like Snapshot, encouraging participation in polls and discussions, and considering renaming the Planning Sessions to align with the goals of Optimism Fractal and the Optimism Collective.

The document outlines the creation of auxiliary respect tokens for the Optimism Collective, focusing on various types of respect such as OPF, OPC, and OPC3. It discusses the allocation of respect to badgeholders, RetroPGF recipients, and other members, emphasizing the importance of recognizing contributions within the community. The document also includes a to-do list for creating different types of respect, strategies for enabling voting, and a promotional strategy for announcing the OPC respect initiative.

This document discusses the rationale and benefits of implementing Impact Juries in Season 3 of Optimism Fractal. The use of Impact Juries can help with fund allocation decisions and position Optimism Fractal as a leading community for governance. It also presents an opportunity to earn from RetroFunding round 4 and allows community members to contribute to Optimism governance. For more details, refer to the provided links.

A proposal has been created to implement Cagendas in Optimism Fractal Season 3. Cagendas is a social coordination game for collaborative agenda setting, allowing community members to propose, discuss, and vote on topics. The proposal also introduces Optimism Town Hall as a new collaborative space for structured discussions. The implementation proposal includes rules for proposing and voting on topics. The goal is to provide a platform for meaningful discussions and positive impact for Optimism Collective governance.

This document contains updates and proposals for Optimism Fractal Season 3. It includes tasks to organize notes, propose agendas, and announce a town hall. The document also mentions the break between seasons and provides reminders to join the council and participate in upcoming events. Links to articles, proposals, and social media posts are included for further information.

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The project involves creating a blog, videos, and media pages for the Optimism Fractal, with a focus on collaboration and easy access to articles. Key tasks include merging content, establishing a media database, and transferring articles from Optimystics to the new platform, with a due date of July 31, 2024.

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The task is to automate recurring polls on Snapshot for various purposes. It is suggested to ask chatgpt for information. There is also related research on automating recurring polls, although it may be more complex and not directly relevant to this task.

To automatically post Snapshot polls on Discord, you can use Discord bots and webhooks or integration services like Zapier or Integromat. With Discord bots, you'll need programming knowledge to create a custom bot that listens for new polls on Snapshot and posts them to a Discord channel. Integration services like Zapier or Integromat can connect Snapshot with Discord through webhooks. It's also recommended to research existing Discord bots, check Snapshot plugins, and explore third-party services for easier integration. Snapshot itself does not natively support webhooks, but there are workarounds like polling the Snapshot API or using smart contract events. Examples and solutions can be found in the Snapshot and Discord communities, Snapshot documentation, Discord bot directories, developer forums, and by contacting projects directly.

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Research deeper integrations of Appflowy or Charmverse into a Respect Trees, Cagendas app, or a more comprehensive fractal app. Integration with Notion is a key requirement, and the possibility of offering it as a service for others is also mentioned. The differences between Appflowy and Charmverse, as well as the difficulty of importing Notion to Appflowy, are questions to be explored. Appflowy's current lack of support for buttons is noted, but the development is well-organized. The plan is to have the app work alongside Notion until feature parity is achieved, similar to the approach taken with the Respect game app and Zoom.

This document discusses considerations for designing the user experience and flow of sending out events via API from Notion to Snapshot or Tally. It explores the possibility of limited voting in Snapshot, sending notifications in Discord, updating Notion properties with votes from Snapshot, and using platforms like dework.xyz. It also raises questions about the readiness of Snapshot and the use of on-chain or off-chain solutions. Additionally, it suggests using different spaces if the subspaces approach is complicated and inquires about signing into Snapshot with account abstraction smart accounts.

Design cagendas for Optimism Fractal and Optimism Town Hall. The top topics are proposed and ranked each week using Snapshot or Jokerace. The priority of topics is established at a specific time. This approach is more scalable and dynamic than voting in Notion, and ensures that everyone knows the topic in advance.

Consider proposing educational topics about optimism for the Governance Mentorship Program Mission Request.

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To optimize the timing and allow for more discussion in the main room, it is suggested to finish breakout rooms 5 or 10 minutes early. This will provide time for the whole group to gather before the top of the hour. Additionally, there is a proposal to end the respect game at 45 or 50 past the hour to allow for more conversation in the main room. The idea is to create a better experience for all participants and promote collaboration among builders. The size of the breakout rooms and the preference for more intimate discussions should be taken into consideration. Overall, the goal is to have more time together in the main room and optimize the waiting time between breakout rooms.

To ensure participants can record breakout rooms in Zoom, the document suggests four solutions: setting alarm reminders, joining early with a checklist, returning to the main session for recording, or using alternative apps like Fractal or Jitsi. The document also addresses questions about automatically setting a cohost, automatically granting recording permissions, and changing cohost or recording permissions during breakout rooms in Zoom.

Snapshot is a decentralized voting platform used for governance decisions. Multiple people can add options to polls depending on the poll's configuration. Votes on Snapshot are generally considered final and cannot be withdrawn. Snapshot itself does not support commenting on polls, but discussions can take place on external platforms. Subspaces in Snapshot do not support nested subspaces. Polls in a subspace can be sorted based on end date or creation date, but sorting by the number of votes may require customizations. Weighted voting can be configured at the space level, but spreading voting power across polls would require custom logic. Snapshot does not have a built-in feature for taking weekly snapshots of a subspace.

The checklist for reviewing the start of Optimism Fractal Events includes plans and checklist for joining OF 5 minutes early.