OneDAO

Don’t wait to be told what to do. Jump in and write, build, create. When something you do aligns with the mission of the DAO it will find ways to reward your participation.

Contributors are community members that have created something of value for OneDAO through their grit and effort, including:

• Author and pass a proposal that will be a landmark decision for OneDAO

• Help others in the community above and beyond what is asked of you

• Hop in on projects and start taking on tasks/responsibilities

• Attend weekly guild meetings

• Establish processes and procedures that elevate participation from other members

Structure

Metapass holders can actively participate in Guilds with governance being limited to token and metarena owners.

Council

A mix of staff, community, and advisors who oversee all guild proposals, legal support and multi-sig management.

• Guild Leads

• Legal

• Multi-sig

Guild Leaders

Specialized leaders manage teams of contributors and oversee the day-to-day operations of a guild. Guild leaders are voted in based on the track record of contribution for executing projects over sustained periods. Guild leaders are empowered to set key priorities, allocate budgets for bounties or rewards, and ultimately are responsible for that guild's success. Guild leads are allocated a salary each season that ensures accountability and rewards innovation.

Member

Members that power each guild – specialized token holders that join based on skills and interest. Contributors are compensated based on their contribution level via social graphs and guild and program budgets.

Guilds

Guilds are workgroups that organize specialist skill sets into a single location. Guilds are the foundation of OneDAO and are made up of individual collectives. Creating a guild gives DAO members a way to group together and offers the community direct access to a source of skilled labor. Anyone that holds a metapass can participate in a guild.

Marketing

Primary Goal: Increasing the number of token holders

The Marketing guild plays a significant role in the development and growth of the ecosystem. This includes referring new users, creating social media and marketing content, advocating at conferences and events, and creating educational content that better serves new and existing users of web3.

Program	Details
Education	Create education content, guides and resources for the entire web3 community, new and old.
Marketing	Establish ongoing Marketing activations that promote the value of the ecosystem and bring new users to the platform.
Partnerships	Acquisition and continued support of new partners and their communities
Research	Understand what the future of web3 looks like through engaging with other projects, talking to the community, attending conferences and more.
Social Media	Maintain our social media presence across all major platforms and define our voice accordingly.

Development

Goal: Empowering esports fans and fantasy managers with tools for navigating the esports metaverse

Program	Details
Analytics	Provide a clear understanding of ecosystem performance.
Data	Data science and creating analytical insights to better understand community and asset performance.
Development	Open-source development & bounties
Engineering	Full-stack engineering, system architecture and design.
Product	Product management. Documentation and project oversight.

Design

Program	Details
Art	Creating the masterpieces that live inside the metaverse and out.
Audio	Podcast, music and recordings
Design	Across UI/UX as well as the cosmetics available in the Forge
Newsletter	Recurring newsletters that are shared via email and the blog and provide an internal and external summary of OneDAO activities.
Video	3D, motion effects, promo content.
Writing	Creating written content for the blog and other guild initiatives.

Community

Goal: Watch over daily activities of the DAO, so everyone is aligned with the general mission and vision. Facilitate core community operations, people, budgets and targets, project delivery and strategy. Facilitate and support all other aspects of the DAO to function smoothly and rapidly

Program	Details
Culture	Maintaining what makes us, us.
Events	Hosting and managing online events and contests.
Moderation	Moderating and managing discord servers, forums, and platform content
Onboarding	Onboarding and support of new players and arena owners.

Earning Tokens

Tips

These come from other OneDAO contributors for valuable or desirable contributions in the moment. (For work done, well-spoken comments, answering member questions, or whatever the tipper values) - Tips are sent to the wallet connected to your username in Dework.

Bounties

Bounties can be posted by Arena owners and Team Leads and will be posted in the #bounty-board channel. Bounties can come in the form of one-time or recurring job requests. Some bounties can only be claimed if you have the correct role tag. After claiming, it’s your responsibility to coordinate with the bounty poster. Payment is made upon delivery of requested action or material and can come in the form of a tip (Collabland/tip.cc), or through a guild or project during their scheduled pay round (direct to ETH wallet).

Compensation

Retroactive remuneration for part or full-time contribution to a Guild. Rewards are determined by each Guild during the seasonal funding process. Roles are typically elected positions and offer a stable inflow of $ARNA for the duration of that role. To be considered for a role you must be active within that Guild or project and nominate yourself during an election cycle. Internships are available for some roles and compensation is shared between the role holder and the apprentice.

Grants

These are awarded to projects deemed useful to the growth of OneDAO or the community at large. You can earn some of this grant money by contributing to a Guild or project, either in a role or by claiming bounties. Do you have an amazing idea for a project? You can build a team within OneDAO, form a proposal, and apply for a grant! Project proposals must be posted to the OneDAO forum for seven days, and accepted proposals must be submitted to Grants Committee for final consideration.