Since the project was launched, our experience with DAO Drops had  been feature in different podcasts, newsletters, twitter accounts and articles, here’s a few:

Github: https://github.com/dOrgTech/DAO-Drops 
Full report of DAO Drops round 1: https://substack.com/inbox/post/114871442
Gitbook Research Summary: https://daodrops.gitbook.io/dao-drops-research

Ori Shimony is a founder of dOrg, one of the world's first legal DAOs. He is an expert in mechanism design, including founding the Mechanism Design Institute: https://www.mechanism.institute/ and is now working on agent-based modelling for further governance innovation.
Magenta Ceiba is a founder of Bloom Network, a federated DAO that has a unique grants program to finance grassroots community labor, which happens in highly networked, decentralized ways. https://bloomnetwork.earth/view/announcement-local-action-rewards-942c6454c17d  She has also participated in multi-stakeholder governance processes for funding distribution across movement coalitions, where grantees and funders together strategize around most effective use of the funds. The experience informs her contributions to Web3 grants.
Our development team are experts in building edge-of-ecosystem tooling in Web3, and the design team are specialists in accessible UI and branding. Many members of dOrg have helped out with our builds and the communications and legal sides of operating Web3 grants rounds.

Features: 
Week in Ethereum news: https://weekinethereum.substack.com/p/week-in-ethereum-news-january-14?utm_source=substack&utm_campaign=post_embed&utm_medium=web 
DAO Times: https://daotimes.com/dao-drops-to-distribute-250k-to-projects-that-have-contributed-to-the-ethereum-ecosystem/ 
Green Pill podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AplDLgAsqMA 

If you want to keep diving into our social credibility, please take a look at our Twitter account: https://twitter.com/dao_drops and feel free to explore the full use case of how we built DAO Drops 1: https://www.dorg.tech/#/case-studies/dao-drops 