I don’t think so. Some admin would decide I think. In the meantime, we can keep brainstorming and keep going. Anyway, the Discord channel is for attracting people to a better place to work like this forum. I think is better to stay on official channels.
The channel is a gate for more people to feel like participating in the project without third parties. And to know about the Optimism constitution. You don’t need to be a developer to participate. Just a citizen who has so much value to add.
Sure, it’s exhausting to use a language you don’t master. That’s a handicap for the great majority of the world’s population. How can something be decentralized without all that people participating? Same for normies/no-coiners. We need them too.
I love the DAO’s name and it Spirit, I am sure if the people of different culture and language meet up and talk together, the world will be a better place and will be more collaborative.
This is interesting, I rarely see comments about non-violent communication on the digital ecosystem, and it is a topic I am interested in.
Couldn’t be, one of the goals of such an experiment, the definition of some common expressions which could explain the ways that people within the m-DAO would expect communication?
These expressions could be available in as many languages as possible, so that everyone can reach them?
Mi idioma preferido es el español, pero también me manejo con el inglés, y participaría de una actividad como esa, si resultase de ayuda.
I like this line of thinking. The design space for what is possible to be included in these types of statements is finite. Yet, I personally often find that it’s difficult to uphold principles for everyone in all contexts. The execution of non-violent communication is less a function of written rules, and more a result of inner understanding and clarity of thought for each individual