Chora Club is a platform to tackle the complexities of the Web3 ecosystem, especially in understanding DAOs and their governance structure. The current setup for any DAO has a complicated governance model, highlighting the need for a solution that not only simplifies things but also adds a personal touch to help new users get started.

Chora Club will also be the platform for aspiring delegates who can add value by answering questions from new users and as a result, increase their trust and voting power from new users.

Presently, the common approach involves new users visiting the website and navigating through unorganized documentation or vast content that has been added over time. A lack of a structured, step-by-step guide contributes to an overwhelming experience, resulting in user dropouts. Additionally, forums and Discord channels lack organization, making direct connections problematic and leading to decreased engagement.

As the DAO evolves, it accumulates information from past seasons, proposals, discussions, and manuals, creating a complex layer of information. This complexity can overwhelm new participants, confuse them, and can lead them to leave the ecosystem.

Office hours are held by various DAOs, but they occur on various third-party platforms. Sometimes, recordings of these office hours are available if the host records them and shares the link on the forum, but at other times, they are not. Delegates and hosts schedule calls on the calendar, but there are no notifications for users to join unless they check the calendars themselves.

Additionally, there is no designated space for new users to ask questions or seek clarification regarding the DAO and its governance. While they can reach out to delegates for assistance, there is no on-chain record of a delegate's contribution if they help a new user. This contribution can be utilized by delegates if they record it on-chain, thereby increasing their trust and voting power among new users.