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Web3 brought about a revolution in how we think about public goods funding. Continued experiments in quadratic and retroactive public goods funding could be the key to meaningful world changes and the betterment of humanity. But the ways to learn about these ideas and their current terminology are poorly explained and full of jargon. Our public goods funding page aims to solve this, making the content on this Ethereum use case accessible to anyone and—hopefully—have them saying: public goods are good.
As discussed in #7732, we are going to shift the perspective of this page from Public goods page use case to Funding page use case. Since one of the main use cases for Ethereum is funding, public goods is a subset of this and should be captured in that instead. We will create an issue in the future around a general funding page.
This is an epic that makes up part of the ethereum.org Q2 roadmap
Description
Web3 brought about a revolution in how we think about public goods funding. Continued experiments in quadratic and retroactive public goods funding could be the key to meaningful world changes and the betterment of humanity. But the ways to learn about these ideas and their current terminology are poorly explained and full of jargon. Our public goods funding page aims to solve this, making the content on this Ethereum use case accessible to anyone and—hopefully—have them saying: public goods are good.
Structure draft
Update 26/5/22 - Here is a proposal for the structure of the page headings. Please feel free to comment on the Google Doc.
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