Imagining new Discord Props Experiences

[Felix]

@s_ben

I’ve also seen this in the wild. For instance, in 1Hive, when their token mooned, and the #memes channel was being gamed with low-quality memes, the “meme police” emerged to call out said memes. Other contributors were putting memes on the callouts.

Lmao, that’s me

@blueridger

2) Category emojis

We could implement a cultural tool of categorizing contributions with emojis ( for dev work, for care work).

I think this is a great idea, its also a good way to quantify (in a way) the amount of ‘work’? being done throughout a cycle.

@blueridger

Example A: 1 person uses a “super valuable” emoji, and 10 people use a “somewhat valuable” emoji, and so the system resolves on a slightly-more-than “somewhat valuable” weighting.

In theory, this is a good idea, but the problem that I see is that people are more likely to react with the same emoji that was already there instead of selecting a new one.