RE: Building a self-sufficient community
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I extoll the rational consideration of DLTs for far more valuable societal benefits they can provide than mere remuneration. I expect that going forward and adoption growing, it is by being more aware of such valuable societal functionality that folks will best benefit from this technology. I have long opined that Steem's focus on profiteering has dramatically reduced it's utility and thus it's growth.
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Because of where we are in the industry a the moment, the focus of tokenization generally takes the forefront of the discussions, but I think that largest usecases will not directly use the tokens to earn with, but as markers for various types of tracing and gaming.
Seems to me you are on the right track. Enabling communities to focus on specific interests or undertakings, where useless eaters can be excluded and useful work discussed, done, and funded in one mechanism, particularly if extended in vote functionality, such as votes that do not expire, can be reversed or converted to abstentions, and vary ongoing financial contributions, for example, well suits social and business enterprises, particularly as the big censorship platforms are shedding market share on purpose.