Corporations were invented in the 19th century and have had over 200 years to develop processes and documentation to streamline operations. DAOs have existed for about five years, and have some fundamental differences in how they operate that have ushered in the new DAO tooling industry. Lobby is working across the DAO landscape to make these organizations more efficient by providing them with the right tools.
Lobby’s first drop was a wiki just for knowledge about crypto, DeFi, and DAOs. It’s a home for surface-level knowledge of our ecosystem to help newcomers learn about the space from a comprehensive and community-run source. The wiki has already seen over 4,000 wallets contribute 2,500 articles
<aside> 💡 Lobby.so is a community knowledge platform and community sourced wiki for DAOs.
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The document is Lobby's core primitive. It's a home for one idea, concept, or event. Some examples of things to keep in a document are:
The overarching principle is that you don't want to put too much into a single document.
Documents become extremely powerful when you start linking them together and allowing your community members to go down a given rabbit hole voluntarily.
<aside> 💡 You want to write documents in a way that enables someone with context on most things to get the whole picture on one concept within that document as well as for a newcomer to go through the links and pick up context as they go.
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Enables users to use the blockchain for documentation access control. Uses a combination of token thresholds and allows lists to moderate access to silos of information within your knowledge base.