OF 19: Sowing Stories
Why is it important to commemorate collaboration? Discover how the Respect Game can transform contributions into lifelong memories and prove attendance in an optimistic, decentralized reputation system 🪪 🫶 Show notes at
https://optimismfractal.com/19
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Related Timestamps:
55:30 Zaal suggests implementing a separate token for people who have invited others, distinct from the respect token. 56:06 Natalie likes POAPs (Proof of Attendance Protocols) but finds them slow, suggesting exploring them temporarily for tracking invitations. 57:07 Dan discusses the technical aspects of the respect token, mentioning it's an ERC-20 and ERC-721, designed as mutable but immutable versions could be explored. 58:34 Dan shares a registration proposal to register for council, Dan shares the Optimism Fractal snapshot link, where people can register for the council and make proposals. Explains other projects on Notion as well. 1:02:09 Natalie suggests using POAPs as a simple solution for tracking invitations until Optimism has its own, highlighting their visual appeal. 1:04:34 Tadas looked into POAPs, provides a technical overview, mentioning the respect token could potentially serve as a proof of participation token without needing a separate one. 1:06:01 Dan thanks Natalie, gave his opinion on POAPs, shared screen on POAPs. Details respect levels, considers how it might work with POAPs. 1:10:17 Seth likes the POAPs also, wonders if not following through on stated plans affects the respect score, and if accountability is more important than changing scores retroactively. 1:11:36 Dan explains the respect token is meant to be retroactive, like retroactive public goods funding, and the community's opinion can change through consensus. Explains immutable smart contracts.