Zodiac.wiki Begins

zodiac.wiki is a living resource for DAOs. The wiki houses documentation, a library, and a pattern language for organizations.

Today marks the beginning of zodiac.wiki, a living resource for DAOs.

In the tradition of a pattern language, zodiac.wiki is an open, living resource for DAOs. The wiki is home to a shared library of reading materials, documentation, and a pattern language describing common problems and offering practical responses for organizations.

For deeper context for zodiac.wiki, read the full launch post.

Learn how to contribute at zodiac.wiki, engage in discussion in the Gnosis Guild Discord, and reach out on Twitter for information on partnerships.

While initiated by Gnosis Guild, zodiac.wiki has quickly evolved into a multitudinous, cross-organizational endeavor. DAOs will steward the resource, and key contributors from these communities take responsibility for its maintenance.

zodiac.wiki ultimately belongs to all contributors to the Zodiac ecosystem, and we intend to work with DAOs and other organizations to ensure its maintenance and accessibility as a commons.

📜 For deeper context for zodiac.wiki, read the full launch post.

📖 To learn how to contribute to zodiac.wiki, visit the Contribution Guide.

💬 To discuss and engage, jump into the Gnosis Guild Discord.

zodiac.wiki is a living resource for DAOs. The wiki houses documentation, a library, and a pattern language for organizations.

Learn how to contribute at zodiac.wiki, engage in discussion in the Gnosis Guild Discord, and reach out on Twitter for information on partnerships.

While initiated by Gnosis Guild, zodiac.wiki is grounded in collaboration. Special thanks to the zodiac.wiki launch partners: Cabin, Gitcoin, Colony, Forefront, Snapshot, PrimeDAO, GnosisDAO, DAOist, Kernel, dOrg, Metalabel, PROPS SUPPLY, Protein, Gardens, Trust, DAODAO, Songcamp, RadicleDAO, BlockScience, Black Sky, RnDAO, DarkFi, Guild.xyz, Black Swan, Govrn, Neighbourhoods, RADAR, Moving Castles, JokeDAO, Convex Labs, Future Foundation, and Myco. Using the open source software behind Wikipedia, the Mediawiki software, ultimately the resource will allow anyone to make an account to contribute patterns, documentation, and library items.