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i do! and yes, meant by dedicated space in a place where there's a dedicated community. this iteration of an irl prop is something i'm very curious to see the results of.
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> > irl remains largely unexplored for us
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> Would you consider any of these irl attempts?
> - nouns deli
> - nouns coffee
> - nouns otg
> - nouns shelter
> - nouns town
> - nouns @ fwb fest
> - nouns play corner
> - nouns at edcon toyko
> - nouns at variety bash
> - nouns smash bros
> - nouns x pizza dao
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> A dedicated space is different, but I think it's a stretch to say we haven't tried irl. Imo variations of irl are the most commonly funded type of proposal
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> +1
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> > i feel that this prop offers a valuable opportunity to test an irl format that we haven’t fully explored before.
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> > 1. new territory for irl: our experience with media and code has proven successful, but irl remains largely unexplored for us. this prop gives us a chance to test a new format and gather data on how irl initiatives perform. if this experiment doesn’t work out, we’ll have important information to rethink our approach to irl projects.
> > 2. proven team: the proposal is from a long-term, proven team that has contributed successfully in the past. this gives me confidence that the experiment will be rigorously tested and managed effectively.
> > 3. data-driven insights: if the experiment in rio doesn’t yield the expected results, it will provide crucial data on irl strategies, helping us make more informed decisions for future projects.
> > 4. alignment with nouns values: the prop aligns with our values by focusing on community impact and engagement.
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> > while i lean towards conservatively managing spending, the potential benefits and the valuable data we could gain from this experiment make it a worthwhile investment. it’s a strategic move to explore untested areas and gain insights for future initiatives.