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Community Calls

Table

BFD CC weekly
Date
Summary
Timestamps
2025 April 11
The Black Flag DAO community call extensively discussed enhancing accessibility and visibility of DAO activities by using platforms like Twitch and YouTube. Members like Craig provided backup recordings, while others suggested better utilization of audio and visual content for community engagement. The conversation later shifted to the idea of using Artificial Intelligence tools, particularly for podcasting and transcriptions. Another focal point was the transition to a new governance model, along with the possibility of compensating the Transition Council for their work. New initiatives such as project collaborations, podcast promotion, and involving new members through structured discussions and cohorts were also proposed to further community engagement and development.
2025 April 18
Black Flag DAO: Flag Keeper Elections and Decentralization Discussions - April 18th, 2025 In this episode of the Black Flag DAO meeting, held on April 18th, 2025, Droste, the Thriller, R Kusti (Richard Brian L), and HiroKennelly discuss several topics including the need to be courteous to AI and robots, personal updates like TV issues and the weather, and the main agenda items: Flag Keeper elections and legal fee negotiations. The participants navigate through potential applications for Flag Keepers, strategies to encourage more candidates, and the significance of decentralization in response to market influences. Newcomer Stargazer joins from Pakistan and shares his interest in Web3 and DAO technologies. The meeting concludes with thoughts on maintaining decentralized systems, the potential impact of global news on cryptocurrencies, and action items for the coming week.
00:00 Introduction and Greetings 00:57 Casual Conversations and Updates 02:35 Discussion on Legal Fees and AI 11:59 Flag Keeper Applications and Community Involvement 17:00 Governance and Multisig Concerns 20:48 Managing Discord Permissions 22:48 Channel Placement and Usage 25:34 Flag Keeper Election Discussion 29:48 New Member Introduction 35:58 Decentralization and Market Sensitivity 42:17 Closing Remarks and Next Steps
2025 April 25
The Black Flag DAO Community Call discussed in-process 'flag keeper' elections, which will elect seven stewards responsible for the DAO's multisig and operational processes. The group discussed the transparency and fairness of voting within the DAO, emphasizing a non-token-based voting system where each person has one vote, regardless of their USDC stake. The meeting also covered the potential use of AI to create podcasts more efficiently and explored the creation of podcasts within the DAO and different engagement strategies like giving members pirate-themed names. Additional topics included ethical uses of blockchain technology, public goods funding, and insights into governance structure. New members introduced themselves and shared their interests. alternate key topics included the upcoming flag keeper elections, systems for improving DAO governance, and insights on podcast creation. The conversation also covered innovative concepts like futarchy, betting markets, and the ethical use of blockchain technology. Participants introduced themselves, sharing their backgrounds and interests in areas such as data analytics, UI/UX design, and organizational development. The call concluded with a brief update on ongoing initiatives and announcements, maintaining a focus on fostering community and collaboration within the DAO.
00:00 Introduction and Flag Keeper Elections 00:53 Debate on Voting Systems and Futarchy 02:04 Official Start of the Black Flag DAO Community Call 02:34 Introduction of Speakers and Participants 06:30 Discussion on Ethical Use of Blockchain 08:10 Exploring Public Goods Funding and Cultural Dynamics 17:22 Podcasting and Media Initiatives 28:00 Origins of Crypto Sapiens 29:54 Podcast Format and Future Plans 30:39 DAO Governance and Membership Structure 35:13 Challenges and Solutions in DAO Voting 46:51 Community Engagement and Fun Initiatives 50:44 Closing Remarks and Announcements
2025 May 16
Transitioning Transparency: A Weekly Check-In In this community call for the Black Flag DAO, dated May 16th, 2025, members, including Richard, Brian, Droste, Coffee Crusher, and others, discuss a variety of internal governance issues. Topics include transitioning from the old Multisig and Transition Council, the importance of finding mutual meeting times across different time zones, and the critical debate around the transparency of public versus private discussions. A significant focus is placed on resolving the ongoing 'op payment' issue involving prior voting and trust within the community. Additionally, the call touches on potential operational enhancements, such as leveraging AI for documentation and note-taking, and highlights a broader reflection on similar challenges faced by other DAOs, such as Arbitron. There's a commitment among the participants to maintain openness and transparency in their processes to better serve the community.
00:00 Introduction and Apologies 00:44 Community Call Kickoff 01:38 Flag Keepers' Updates 03:21 Discussion on Multisig Transition 04:40 Transparency and Public Discussions 06:14 Conflict of Interest Concerns 09:06 Private vs Public Deliberations 14:20 OP Payment Controversy 26:46 Focus on Multisig Handover 29:23 Open Meetings and Audience Participation 31:00 Managing Off-Topic Conversations 32:47 Using AI for Meeting Summaries 34:13 Scheduling the Next Podcast Meeting 35:55 Forum Post and Funding Requests 37:06 Scam Concerns and Discord Security 43:50 Challenges in DAO Governance 45:20 Arbitrum Governance Controversy 53:12 Summarizing and Communicating Meeting Discussions 55:01 Conclusion and Next Steps
2025 July 25
This recording captures a community update and discussion among members of the BFD (formerly Bankless DAO) on July 25th, 2025. The conversation centers on recent organizational challenges, ongoing efforts to improve governance, and the importance of community engagement. Key updates include progress on access to the transition password vault, retroactive payments, and technical solutions for managing DAO resources. The group also discusses the value of personal connections formed through the DAO, the evolving use of AI tools in content creation, and new approaches to community-driven podcasting. The tone is reflective, supportive, and focused on learning from past experiences to foster a more resilient and inclusive organization.
• 0:00 — Opening remarks, context for the meeting, and community status • 0:43 — Recent governance discussions and challenges • 2:27 — Reflections on DAO coordination, emotions, and inclusivity • 5:03 — Lessons learned from decentralized organizations • 7:12 — Value of friendships and personal connections in the DAO • 10:52 — Updates on transition password vault and payment logistics • 14:54 — Retroactive payments and financial management • 17:20 — PoolTogether yield and safe management • 19:30 — Technical solutions for DAO resource management (Snapshot plugin) • 22:00 — Community podcasting: new approaches, internal sharing, and feedback • 27:20 — Local journalism, community engagement, and podcast inspiration • 30:12 — AI tools for content creation: experiments, challenges, and workflow • 36:00 — Reflections on creative collaboration and moving forward • 40:00 — Financial sustainability and minimal operating costs • 44:00 — Closing remarks, upcoming meetings, and gratitude
Podcasting Creative/Action Group discussion
 

Table

Podcast discussion group
Date
AI notes link
Summary
2025 May 20
https://claude.ai/share/c442763a-efd4-4f17-b3d5-5549cb2ed5
The conversation begins with the benefits of collaborative learning in team environments. One participant shares excitement about meeting someone interested in launching a podcast, highlighting the need for strategic planning. They discuss the challenges of starting versus maintaining a podcast, emphasizing the potential role of AI to ease the burden of solo efforts. Both participants express a desire to reach a broader audience for greater impact. Other topics include the complexities of decentralized podcasting, the necessity of consistent content quality, and technical aspects of production. Personal experiences in public speaking are also discussed as they relate to podcasting. The session concludes with a plan to continue the discussions.
2025 July 8
https://claude.ai/share/0f6ffd32-5318-43fb-8b61-8414a9cfabca
In this podcast group meeting, participants discuss various aspects of podcasting, including equipment, techniques, and strategies. Topics covered include dealing with hardware issues like camera overheating during live streaming, using software such as Ecamm Live, and the challenges of editing multi-person discussions. Participants share their experiences with different microphones, cameras, and other tools, while also exploring broader themes like the philosophy behind content creation and the need for intellectual stimulation. The group contemplates forming a cohort to hone their podcasting and broadcasting skills, ensuring a blend of structured planning and spontaneous, live discussions.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
BFD captures

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Community Calls

Table

BFD CC weekly
Date
Summary
Timestamps
2025 April 11
The Black Flag DAO community call extensively discussed enhancing accessibility and visibility of DAO activities by using platforms like Twitch and YouTube. Members like Craig provided backup recordings, while others suggested better utilization of audio and visual content for community engagement. The conversation later shifted to the idea of using Artificial Intelligence tools, particularly for podcasting and transcriptions. Another focal point was the transition to a new governance model, along with the possibility of compensating the Transition Council for their work. New initiatives such as project collaborations, podcast promotion, and involving new members through structured discussions and cohorts were also proposed to further community engagement and development.
2025 April 18
Black Flag DAO: Flag Keeper Elections and Decentralization Discussions - April 18th, 2025 In this episode of the Black Flag DAO meeting, held on April 18th, 2025, Droste, the Thriller, R Kusti (Richard Brian L), and HiroKennelly discuss several topics including the need to be courteous to AI and robots, personal updates like TV issues and the weather, and the main agenda items: Flag Keeper elections and legal fee negotiations. The participants navigate through potential applications for Flag Keepers, strategies to encourage more candidates, and the significance of decentralization in response to market influences. Newcomer Stargazer joins from Pakistan and shares his interest in Web3 and DAO technologies. The meeting concludes with thoughts on maintaining decentralized systems, the potential impact of global news on cryptocurrencies, and action items for the coming week.
00:00 Introduction and Greetings 00:57 Casual Conversations and Updates 02:35 Discussion on Legal Fees and AI 11:59 Flag Keeper Applications and Community Involvement 17:00 Governance and Multisig Concerns 20:48 Managing Discord Permissions 22:48 Channel Placement and Usage 25:34 Flag Keeper Election Discussion 29:48 New Member Introduction 35:58 Decentralization and Market Sensitivity 42:17 Closing Remarks and Next Steps
2025 April 25
The Black Flag DAO Community Call discussed in-process 'flag keeper' elections, which will elect seven stewards responsible for the DAO's multisig and operational processes. The group discussed the transparency and fairness of voting within the DAO, emphasizing a non-token-based voting system where each person has one vote, regardless of their USDC stake. The meeting also covered the potential use of AI to create podcasts more efficiently and explored the creation of podcasts within the DAO and different engagement strategies like giving members pirate-themed names. Additional topics included ethical uses of blockchain technology, public goods funding, and insights into governance structure. New members introduced themselves and shared their interests. alternate key topics included the upcoming flag keeper elections, systems for improving DAO governance, and insights on podcast creation. The conversation also covered innovative concepts like futarchy, betting markets, and the ethical use of blockchain technology. Participants introduced themselves, sharing their backgrounds and interests in areas such as data analytics, UI/UX design, and organizational development. The call concluded with a brief update on ongoing initiatives and announcements, maintaining a focus on fostering community and collaboration within the DAO.
00:00 Introduction and Flag Keeper Elections 00:53 Debate on Voting Systems and Futarchy 02:04 Official Start of the Black Flag DAO Community Call 02:34 Introduction of Speakers and Participants 06:30 Discussion on Ethical Use of Blockchain 08:10 Exploring Public Goods Funding and Cultural Dynamics 17:22 Podcasting and Media Initiatives 28:00 Origins of Crypto Sapiens 29:54 Podcast Format and Future Plans 30:39 DAO Governance and Membership Structure 35:13 Challenges and Solutions in DAO Voting 46:51 Community Engagement and Fun Initiatives 50:44 Closing Remarks and Announcements
2025 May 16
Transitioning Transparency: A Weekly Check-In In this community call for the Black Flag DAO, dated May 16th, 2025, members, including Richard, Brian, Droste, Coffee Crusher, and others, discuss a variety of internal governance issues. Topics include transitioning from the old Multisig and Transition Council, the importance of finding mutual meeting times across different time zones, and the critical debate around the transparency of public versus private discussions. A significant focus is placed on resolving the ongoing 'op payment' issue involving prior voting and trust within the community. Additionally, the call touches on potential operational enhancements, such as leveraging AI for documentation and note-taking, and highlights a broader reflection on similar challenges faced by other DAOs, such as Arbitron. There's a commitment among the participants to maintain openness and transparency in their processes to better serve the community.
00:00 Introduction and Apologies 00:44 Community Call Kickoff 01:38 Flag Keepers' Updates 03:21 Discussion on Multisig Transition 04:40 Transparency and Public Discussions 06:14 Conflict of Interest Concerns 09:06 Private vs Public Deliberations 14:20 OP Payment Controversy 26:46 Focus on Multisig Handover 29:23 Open Meetings and Audience Participation 31:00 Managing Off-Topic Conversations 32:47 Using AI for Meeting Summaries 34:13 Scheduling the Next Podcast Meeting 35:55 Forum Post and Funding Requests 37:06 Scam Concerns and Discord Security 43:50 Challenges in DAO Governance 45:20 Arbitrum Governance Controversy 53:12 Summarizing and Communicating Meeting Discussions 55:01 Conclusion and Next Steps
2025 July 25
This recording captures a community update and discussion among members of the BFD (formerly Bankless DAO) on July 25th, 2025. The conversation centers on recent organizational challenges, ongoing efforts to improve governance, and the importance of community engagement. Key updates include progress on access to the transition password vault, retroactive payments, and technical solutions for managing DAO resources. The group also discusses the value of personal connections formed through the DAO, the evolving use of AI tools in content creation, and new approaches to community-driven podcasting. The tone is reflective, supportive, and focused on learning from past experiences to foster a more resilient and inclusive organization.
• 0:00 — Opening remarks, context for the meeting, and community status • 0:43 — Recent governance discussions and challenges • 2:27 — Reflections on DAO coordination, emotions, and inclusivity • 5:03 — Lessons learned from decentralized organizations • 7:12 — Value of friendships and personal connections in the DAO • 10:52 — Updates on transition password vault and payment logistics • 14:54 — Retroactive payments and financial management • 17:20 — PoolTogether yield and safe management • 19:30 — Technical solutions for DAO resource management (Snapshot plugin) • 22:00 — Community podcasting: new approaches, internal sharing, and feedback • 27:20 — Local journalism, community engagement, and podcast inspiration • 30:12 — AI tools for content creation: experiments, challenges, and workflow • 36:00 — Reflections on creative collaboration and moving forward • 40:00 — Financial sustainability and minimal operating costs • 44:00 — Closing remarks, upcoming meetings, and gratitude
Podcasting Creative/Action Group discussion
 

Table

Podcast discussion group
Date
AI notes link
Summary
2025 May 20
https://claude.ai/share/c442763a-efd4-4f17-b3d5-5549cb2ed5
The conversation begins with the benefits of collaborative learning in team environments. One participant shares excitement about meeting someone interested in launching a podcast, highlighting the need for strategic planning. They discuss the challenges of starting versus maintaining a podcast, emphasizing the potential role of AI to ease the burden of solo efforts. Both participants express a desire to reach a broader audience for greater impact. Other topics include the complexities of decentralized podcasting, the necessity of consistent content quality, and technical aspects of production. Personal experiences in public speaking are also discussed as they relate to podcasting. The session concludes with a plan to continue the discussions.
2025 July 8
https://claude.ai/share/0f6ffd32-5318-43fb-8b61-8414a9cfabca
In this podcast group meeting, participants discuss various aspects of podcasting, including equipment, techniques, and strategies. Topics covered include dealing with hardware issues like camera overheating during live streaming, using software such as Ecamm Live, and the challenges of editing multi-person discussions. Participants share their experiences with different microphones, cameras, and other tools, while also exploring broader themes like the philosophy behind content creation and the need for intellectual stimulation. The group contemplates forming a cohort to hone their podcasting and broadcasting skills, ensuring a blend of structured planning and spontaneous, live discussions.