{"title": "Uncommons", "logoImg": "bafkreib7namnv7atmic5gmtu43vnrmew4oiyfq6qqjyrkx4ohjp2ntbeam", "website": "https://www.uncommons.cc/", "bannerImg": "bafkreidik5jznmgkpt4nmkqgrt74paoxzaphbko2zkbufioknlqdpzn7ne", "createdAt": 1723395695552, "credentials": {}, "description": "Uncommons is a digital commons fostering a collective of Commons Builders, evolving from the GreenPill Chinese community.\n\nIt's a space where crypto enthusiasts, social builders, dreamers, and netizens collide with crypto-humanitarian ideas. Uncommons explores new governance methods for public goods, practices Green Pill's renewable economics, and has grown into a unique ecosystem of quality content creation and research.\n\nIt represents a new beginning, deepening our engagement with digital public resources and unconventional, innovative thinking. Our community, rooted in Habermas's concept of the \"public sphere,\" aims to create a noise-resistant, ideologically united community. We emphasize individual sovereignty, rethinking network power structures for fairness, transparency, and decentralization.\n\nThe name Uncommons symbolizes our ongoing focus on digital commons, managed and maintained by communities rather than private or governmental entities. It embodies the spirit of exploring, reimagining, and challenging mainstream norms, infusing our mission to build public domains with uniqueness and creativity.\n\nUncommons' Notion homepage, serving as a record of current work and a platform for expression, can be found at: Uncommons Notion Page. Our daily discussions mainly take place on our Telegram channel: Uncommons Telegram.\n\nUncommons has established 6 workstream groups, which are:\n\nGreenPill Podcast Co-learning: Engaging with frontline individuals on the GreenPill concept, focusing on the development of ImpactDAO. Since October 2022, the GP podcast co-learning group has been recruiting long-term members who extract essence and co-learn from this podcast, enhancing attention and understanding of the international community. It has been running for nearly 10 months, becoming one of the community's long-term content outputs and providing a good workflow template for other workstreams.\n\nhttps://uncommons.xlog.app/GreenPill_Podcasts\n\nWe also do the Greenpill book translation in Chinese:\n\nGreenpilled (CN)\nhttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1e0vACcdEzHLoVAKUdHdH0S7qEpOuc2hm/view\n\nImpactDAOs (CN)\nhttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1eL-M4FfxQO61Sg4sUQK1x559FPGJa1EI/view\n\nUncommons x Protector: Governance through participation: In collaboration with Protector, Uncommons members are actively participating in the governance of DAOs like Nouns, Optimism, Arbitrum, and more.\n\nDeSci workshop (Decentralized Science): The Uncommons community has launched a six-talk series on DeSci, participated in DeSci-themed donations, formed groups for co-learning, and participated in the governance of Gitcoin DeSci.\n\nWamo Summer One-Year Retrospective: Taking community participation in creating Wamo Summer as a case study, reflecting on it from the perspective of the Uncommons community on its first anniversary.\n\nETS - Ethereum Translation Squad: Translating Ethereum content with other Chinese communities, exploring new forms of social structures using the decentralized societal ideology represented by Ethereum.\n\nCrypto Nomad: Exploring the novel political identity constructed by the 'crypto nomads' and the social structures emerging around this identity.\n\nAs a content and research-oriented community, we have also produced research content: Uncommons Research and translated Vitalik's blog into Chinese: Vitalik's Blog in Chinese. Additionally, Uncommons actively spreads its message on various social platforms to attract more Chinese-speaking builders:\n\nUncommons is deeply committed to enhancing the Web3 ecosystem. Our focus is on creating a robust community for Commons Builders, where we explore and implement innovative ideas in crypto-humanitarianism. Through initiatives like GreenPill Podcast Co-learning, DeSci workshops, and collaboration with projects like Protector, we're actively engaged in developing decentralized governance structures, contributing to the broader discourse, and nurturing a diverse, inclusive, and dynamic Web3 community.\n\nThe impact of Uncommons is measured through various metrics and examples, including:\n\nEngagement Metrics: Tracking participation in our workstreams like the GreenPill Podcast Co-learning and DeSci workshops, monitoring the number of active members, and engagement levels on our Telegram channel.\n\nContent Reach: Analyzing the distribution and reach of our research outputs, Vitalik's blog translations, and content shared on platforms like Matters and Medium.\n\nGovernance Participation: Evaluating our influence in DAO governance through the Uncommons x Protector collaboration, by assessing the level of active involvement and decision-making impact.\n\nCommunity Growth: Monitoring the growth rate of our community, including new member sign-ups and retention rates.\n\nFeedback and Testimonials: Collecting qualitative feedback from community members and collaborators to assess the perceived value and impact of our initiatives.\n\n\n\nUncommons Research Scope\nhttps://www.uncommons.cc/_next/static/media/researchScopes.edfe5477.svg\n\nUncommons TG group\nhttps://t.me/theuncommons\n\nUncommons Notion\nhttps://www.notion.so/uncommons/Uncommons-04ea0224d3cd4fe9b5181b6dd22d02b4\n\nUncommons Publishing\nhttps://matters.town/@creatorgreen", "logoImgData": {}, "bannerImgData": {}, "projectTwitter": "Un__commons"}
Uncommons
Uncommons is a digital commons fostering a collective of Commons Builders, evolving from the GreenPill Chinese community.

It's a space where crypto enthusiasts, social builders, dreamers, and netizens collide with crypto-humanitarian ideas. Uncommons explores new governance methods for public goods, practices Green Pill's renewable economics, and has grown into a unique ecosystem of quality content creation and research.

It represents a new beginning, deepening our engagement with digital public resources and unconventional, innovative thinking. Our community, rooted in Habermas's concept of the "public sphere," aims to create a noise-resistant, ideologically united community. We emphasize individual sovereignty, rethinking network power structures for fairness, transparency, and decentralization.

The name Uncommons symbolizes our ongoing focus on digital commons, managed and maintained by communities rather than private or governmental entities. It embodies the spirit of exploring, reimagining, and challenging mainstream norms, infusing our mission to build public domains with uniqueness and creativity.

Uncommons' Notion homepage, serving as a record of current work and a platform for expression, can be found at: Uncommons Notion Page. Our daily discussions mainly take place on our Telegram channel: Uncommons Telegram.

Uncommons has established 6 workstream groups, which are:

GreenPill Podcast Co-learning: Engaging with frontline individuals on the GreenPill concept, focusing on the development of ImpactDAO. Since October 2022, the GP podcast co-learning group has been recruiting long-term members who extract essence and co-learn from this podcast, enhancing attention and understanding of the international community. It has been running for nearly 10 months, becoming one of the community's long-term content outputs and providing a good workflow template for other workstreams.

https://uncommons.xlog.app/GreenPill_Podcasts

We also do the Greenpill book translation in Chinese:

Greenpilled (CN)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1e0vACcdEzHLoVAKUdHdH0S7qEpOuc2hm/view

ImpactDAOs (CN)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eL-M4FfxQO61Sg4sUQK1x559FPGJa1EI/view

Uncommons x Protector: Governance through participation: In collaboration with Protector, Uncommons members are actively participating in the governance of DAOs like Nouns, Optimism, Arbitrum, and more.

DeSci workshop (Decentralized Science): The Uncommons community has launched a six-talk series on DeSci, participated in DeSci-themed donations, formed groups for co-learning, and participated in the governance of Gitcoin DeSci.

Wamo Summer One-Year Retrospective: Taking community participation in creating Wamo Summer as a case study, reflecting on it from the perspective of the Uncommons community on its first anniversary.

ETS - Ethereum Translation Squad: Translating Ethereum content with other Chinese communities, exploring new forms of social structures using the decentralized societal ideology represented by Ethereum.

Crypto Nomad: Exploring the novel political identity constructed by the 'crypto nomads' and the social structures emerging around this identity.

As a content and research-oriented community, we have also produced research content: Uncommons Research and translated Vitalik's blog into Chinese: Vitalik's Blog in Chinese. Additionally, Uncommons actively spreads its message on various social platforms to attract more Chinese-speaking builders:

Uncommons is deeply committed to enhancing the Web3 ecosystem. Our focus is on creating a robust community for Commons Builders, where we explore and implement innovative ideas in crypto-humanitarianism. Through initiatives like GreenPill Podcast Co-learning, DeSci workshops, and collaboration with projects like Protector, we're actively engaged in developing decentralized governance structures, contributing to the broader discourse, and nurturing a diverse, inclusive, and dynamic Web3 community.

The impact of Uncommons is measured through various metrics and examples, including:

Engagement Metrics: Tracking participation in our workstreams like the GreenPill Podcast Co-learning and DeSci workshops, monitoring the number of active members, and engagement levels on our Telegram channel.

Content Reach: Analyzing the distribution and reach of our research outputs, Vitalik's blog translations, and content shared on platforms like Matters and Medium.

Governance Participation: Evaluating our influence in DAO governance through the Uncommons x Protector collaboration, by assessing the level of active involvement and decision-making impact.

Community Growth: Monitoring the growth rate of our community, including new member sign-ups and retention rates.

Feedback and Testimonials: Collecting qualitative feedback from community members and collaborators to assess the perceived value and impact of our initiatives.



Uncommons Research Scope
https://www.uncommons.cc/_next/static/media/researchScopes.edfe5477.svg

Uncommons TG group
https://t.me/theuncommons

Uncommons Notion
https://www.notion.so/uncommons/Uncommons-04ea0224d3cd4fe9b5181b6dd22d02b4

Uncommons Publishing
https://matters.town/@creatorgreen
Uncommons