Creating a registry

[JamesAlfonse]

I know we've been broadly discussing the contribution schema for a while. Ideally, once we get this all worked out, a new DUNA Docs section could make it easy for new members to quickly parse. The above figure introduced the idea of a registry, which I think we'll need for assigning tokens. It's still an early idea which I'll flesh out in the token governance blog posts, but basically somewhere we can associate Discord/GitHub/Reddit/Lemmy usernames (including in aggregation) to a public wallet key.

Originally posted by @JFWooten4 in #15

Formalizing this as an issue.

[JFWooten4]

Thank you, and on it! Nothing too complicated really, aside from getting everyone familiar with wallets if it's new. The larger uses come from interfacing into other servers and such, so that we can build services on top of the registry. I am thinking the easiest place to host the content for accessibility would be dao.whydrs.org/registry.xml or something similar.

An alternative is registry.whydrs.org, where the whole content is (i) the list or (ii) a site navigating members and contributors, etc. Similar to what some might think of as a governance site. But I think keeping everything together with the documentation will have cross-pollination effects where new contributors see the DUNA members working, and the votes always call back to a place where we can document our progress and share upcoming (plaintext) work items.

[tehchives]

registry.whydrs.org could just as easily rehost or redirect to the native version within the DUNA section, right? No reason not to have a punchy URL either way.