The Digital Community Manifesto [COMPLETE]: Digital Rights, Game Theory, And Governance of Scalable Blockchains for Use in Network States

Introduction This book (and accompanying audiobook) forms a go-to reference for understanding and achieving true decentralisation in social community blockchains and digital Network States. We believe in a model with: - No Pre-Mines (For further information see Annex I – Glossary of Terms and Acronyms) - No ICO's (Initial Coin Offerings – for further information on ICO’s see Annex I – Glossary of Terms and Acronyms) - No Companies or CEOs - No Early Venture Capital Instead, the community should guide the technology and governance, maintaining the neutrality of the base layer for itself, ensuring freedom and participation for everyone. We will explore the game theory of network attacks, attack vectors, how to defend against attacks, guiding principles for decentralisation, a realistic vision for the future, and the best technical stacks for censorship resistance and governance. You will find an in-depth discussion of: - Reputation and Governance Mechanisms - Tokenomics and Immutable Communities - DAO's and New Funding Models - Future Implications of This Technology Throughout, we emphasize how these decentralised approaches may reshape society. We plan to illustrate our concepts with real-world examples of communities that have implemented them. This is a fully open-source, community-driven work, freely available to anyone who wants to replicate or expand upon these principles.