V2 DAO Collective Sensemaking
Governance / Substack
Reflections from a collective sensemaking call with governance practitioners on making DAO experiments easier to compare, learn from, and build upon.
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Writing as applied theory for adaptive organizations
Writing documents the ideas behind the practice and connects governance, coordination, mutualism, and institutional learning.
What If Artificial Intelligence Is Collective Intelligence?
Collective Intelligence / Substack
An exploration of AI as an expression of accumulated human knowledge, and the governance questions this raises about representation, ownership, and shared benefits.
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The Minimum Viable Institution
Current practice / Institutional Learning / Substack
A representative piece of the current practice: how organizations can create just enough shared structure to coordinate, learn, and adapt without becoming rigid.
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The Power of Decentralization; and the Decentralization of Power
Governance / Substack
A reflection on decentralization as a political and organizational question: how power, legitimacy, and learning are distributed.
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Mutualism in the Web3 Era
Mutualism / Substack
An exploration of mutualist economics, shared infrastructure, and cooperative learning in Web3 contexts.
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Toward a Value-Based Compensation System for DAOs
DAOs / Substack
A proposal-oriented article about contribution, compensation, value, accountability, and feedback in DAO systems.
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For Development Without Destruction
Institutional Learning / Substack
A piece on development, care, and the need for adaptive progress that does not destroy the systems it depends on.
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Carework: The heart of good governance
Governance as Care Work / Substack repost, July 2026 / DisCO.coop Stories, May 2023
Care work is at the heart of good governance for any collective. The article explores how caring processes often require time and attention that may not directly serve individual output, but are essential for the health and coordination of the organization as a whole.
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