The Web3 community, like any community, comes in many different forms depending on the focus of the team.for Colin Ogusoftware engineer and contributor DevRel, Solana Foundation, creating a Web3 community in Sierra Leone had challenges such as internet penetration, power availability, and skills, so he settled on a “face-to-face” model. “The area you live in determines whether your community is virtual or physical,” he explained. breakpoint event.
Justin,Founder Dappio.xyz When Solmeet.dev share His team started a community in Taiwan after finding it difficult to hire developers to work on the project. Building a virtual community is exciting, but difficult because it requires managing lasting connections between members. kashdandaco-founder super team DAO.
Mike FreettaCEO Empire DAO, explained The impact of COVID-19 has highlighted the critical need for hybrid teams and communities, and they are focused on that model.
Community scaling
Justin explained that when he started the community, he didn’t have access to textbooks or other resources, so he had to create a demo video to show developers how to use Solana. Over time, we also started creating Solana textbooks so that university developers could easily access Solana materials while paying attention to people’s cultures.
Colin share Growing a physical community like theirs isn’t really that hard, the main bottleneck being capital and the right people to manage such a community. His Solana community in Sierra Leone is also committed to building projects that solve people’s problems.
Kash said their model scales from region to region by giving each local community goals and responsibilities. At the same time, Mike explained that he prefers to help revitalize communities that already exist in some areas, rather than starting something.
Is the community monochain or multichain?
Colin and Mike agreed that the community could be multi-chain rather than focused on one chain.more choline explained Although they were a Solana-focused community, they didn’t turn down materials from other chains that could help community members.
On the contrary, Kash said he prefers communities focused on one chain because it is easier to serve the community and solve problems related to that chain.
