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The increasing stridency of opinions in the news can be divisive. But lately I’ve heard something different in it. Turned up so loud, all I can notice is how [similar](https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASD) it all sounds. The universal tendency to shout is an ironic reminder of how much we all have in common, as well as encouraging evidence that we have what we need to solve our shared problems. It’s as if the antidote is right there waiting in all that venom. 

*We are all human. And we all have enormous energy to devote to helping and protecting those we love.*

It’s easy to think of different groups struggling within the same systems as not only separate, but also opposing. Yet when we help one group, we often help them all. A growing body of research on this contains numerous examples — bike lanes designed to protect cyclists improving local retail sales and property values for everyone, seatbelt laws adopted to protect young children saving the lives of people of all ages, students of all ethnicities achieving better learning outcomes at schools that are racially diverse, workforce and education opportunities for women and girls leading to global economic growth. And those are just the positive ripple effects that can be easily counted. The dividends of changes in attitude each time disparate groups help each other are harder to trace. But the trend line is clear. Communities with a habit of removing obstacles for different subsets of people tend to get better for everyone.
Below is a list of gift recipients since my post in June, 465 non-profits converting $3,863,125,000 into meaningful services for others. Our team’s focus over these last nine months has included some new areas, but as always our aim has been to support the needs of underrepresented people from groups of all kinds. The cause of equity has no sides.

Nor can it have a single solution. Equity can only be realized when all people involved have an opportunity to help shape it. And even people who spend years learning about the same problem will disagree on the best approach. When our giving team focuses on any system in which people are struggling, we don’t assume that we, or any other single group, can know how to fix it. We don’t advocate for particular policies or reforms. Instead, we seek a portfolio of organizations that supports the ability of all people to participate in solutions. This means a focus on the needs of those whose voices have been underrepresented. It also means including others within the system who want to help improve it, harnessing insights and engagement from every role. Teachers, administrators, parents, and students. Incarcerated people, crime survivors, police officers, and the family members of them all. Veterans and refugees. Kids enrolled in public schools as well as charters. Rural students as well as urban ones. Affordable housing and job training for people in any geography. Healthcare for people with circumstances and beliefs of every kind. Very few solutions gain universal agreement. I don’t know the best outcome of each debate, but there’s heartening evidence that supporting the capacity of all people to be heard leads to better outcomes for all.

The increasing stridency of opinions in the news can be divisive. But lately I’ve heard something different in it. Turned up so loud, all I can notice is how similar it all sounds. The universal tendency to shout is an ironic reminder of how much we all have in common, as well as encouraging...

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Subsocial

Subsocial is an open platform that allows for the integration of user-friendly Web3 social features into existing applications, or the creation of brand new socially-powered apps from the ground up. In fact, Subsocial's innovative UX solutions make using Web3 so simple, even your grandma can use...

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We are partnering with @polk_gov to decentralize @Polkadot governance discussion and bring it on-chain!🧑‍⚖️

To quote @Jas_Jaski, "It doesn’t make sense to have a centralized system for decentralized governance.”

https://t.co/YxNupCAYaS

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The [Spacers NFT](https://spacers.app/) collection represents freedom of speech, thought, and information, the very things that have been endangered by Web2 social networks. Subsocial aims to fix that, and the Spacers are here to help.

To date, there has never before been a social network intertwined with an NFT collection. We see this as a great opportunity to push boundaries and experiment with new strategies for network growth. NFT collections live and die with their communities, and blockchains require network effects to thrive. Therefore, combining the two seems like a win-win-win situation for the collection, blockchain, and users. 

Additionally, we are utilizing Spacer Squads to tap into the network effects of existing communities in the Polkadot and Kusama ecosystems, effectively bootstrapping the Spacers community, and easily forming various subcommunities, which will congregate in SpacerDAO.

If we think on a proper five to ten year time horizon, Spacers allow us to reward early community members (due to their utility and value in the Subsocial ecosystem). Top tier creators and influencers will seek to obtain one or more Spacers due to their utility, and they may choose to use the Spacer’s artwork as the visual component of their digital identity.

![](https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1200/1*S_0GfKXfNh0bCJ33ppfIfA.png)

The ideal outcome of the Spacers NFT collection and SpacerDAO will be a thriving and self-sufficient community. This means the SpacerDAO treasury will have sufficient capital inflows to support “employees” and act in its own best interest. One avenue of this will be improving the use cases and value of the Subsocial ecosystem, which will in turn benefit all Spacers and by extension the DAO itself. The success of SpacerDAO will bring attention to Subsocial, and a positive cycle will be established.

Spacers also benefit from [Sub.ID](http://Sub.ID), as it is one of the most popular dapps in the ecosystem, and owning a Spacer will provide access to premium features on [Sub.ID](http://Sub.ID), such as the ability to hide your account.

It is highly likely that future dapps built on Subsocial will also incorporate special features and utility for Spacers as a way to attract more users to their platform. The end result will be that Spacers function as VIP tickets and an index fund for the entire Subsocial ecosystem.

Entering SpacerDAO transforms you into an elite member of the social network of tomorrow. By using a Spacer Squad promo code when acquiring these VIP tickets, you will kickstart your ascension through the ranks of Spacers, and help usher in an age of freedom. Join us today in the SpacerDAO [Discord server](https://discord.gg/5ADBrVQPAH).

**About Subsocial**

Subsocial is a social networking platform built to support the social networks of the future. These apps will feature built-in monetization methods and censorship resistance, where users will own their content and social graphs. Built with Substrate pallets, Subsocial is a one-of-a-kind in the Dotsama ecosystem, and designed specifically for social interactions. These interactions do not have to be specifically social networking, as Subsocial can support apps like YouTube, Shopify, or even Airbnb.

**To learn more about Subsocial and the future of social networking, check out our links:**

[**Website**](https://subsocial.network/) **|** [**Twitter**](https://twitter.com/SubsocialChain) **|** [**Web App**](https://app.subsocial.network/) **|** [**Discord**](http://discord.gg/w2Rqy2M) **|** [**Telegram**](http://t.me/Subsocial) **|** [**GitHub**](https://github.com/dappforce) **|** [**Documentation**](https://docs.subsocial.network/)

*Legal Notice: This article and any information contained herein is subject to the* [*Legal Notice*](https://spacers.app/notice)*. Please carefully review the Legal Notice as it contains important legal information, limitations and restrictions relating to the information that we provide, third-party resources, and forward-looking statements.*

The Spacers NFT collection represents freedom of speech, thought, and information, the very things that have been endangered by Web2 social networks. Subsocial aims to fix that, and the Spacers are here to help.

To date, there has never before been a social network intertwined with an NFT...

The Spacers Vision

Our web app has been rebranded to [PolkaVerse](https://polkaverse.com/)! Previously, it was named Subsocial, the same as the [Subsocial blockchain](https://subsocial.network/), and this led to a lot of confusion and misunderstanding. To remedy that, we have renamed it to PolkaVerse, the number one place to discuss all things Polkadot related.

To date, our web dapp has been live for over two years. It was originally built as an example UI. Without it, users would have had to post through the Polkadot.js [extrinsics](https://polkadot.js.org/apps/?rpc=wss%3A%2F%2Fpara.f3joule.space#/extrinsics) page, and that really was not a good option. However, due to the web app also being called Subsocial, many were led to believe that our web app was our main product. To get a better understanding of this, imagine if the Uniswap or Aave apps were instead named Ethereum.

Subsocial is the underlying blockchain technology that powers decentralized applications running on top of it, such as PolkaVerse. Thousands of individual dapps can be built, all with different use cases and user experiences.

Though PolkaVerse started as an example app, it has seen lots of improvements lately, most notably our recently released onboarding flow. The text editor has also been improved multiple times, and backend optimization has increased the speed of the application.

Combining those with the [energy system](https://polkaverse.com/@subsocial/the-energy-system-35419), the UX of Subsocial has improved significantly in the last year, and along with improvements to our [developer experience](https://docs.subsocial.network/docs/develop), we are now in an excellent spot to foster a strong developer community. These developers will build more applications on top of Subsocial, with alternative user interfaces and experiences.

![](https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1200/1*7ypTJEVygtYm0NlxfMldWA.png)

The post viewer has also received some upgrades. Post titles are now located inside the content block, now with the [Polkadot Unbounded](https://unbounded.polkadot.network/) font. The bottom blocks have also been updated for more clarity, separating the author’s account from the space containing the post.

![](https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1200/1*5dYlNWKBfJSzbCgo6nBTTg.png)

To reiterate, PolkaVerse is just one app built on top of Subsocial. Other apps are currently in development, and we plan to participate in more hackathons in the future to incentivize third party developers to build even more applications on Subsocial.

If you’ve never made a post on Subsocial before, now is a great time to get started posting on PolkaVerse! First, get some energy, either by [burning SUB](https://polkaverse.com/energy) or visiting the energy bot in our [Discord server](https://discord.gg/uaFFz9EE4A). Next, just head on over to [PolkaVerse](https://polkaverse.com/) and follow the onboarding process to get situated!

**About Subsocial**

Subsocial is a social networking platform built to support the social networks of the future. These apps will feature built-in monetization methods and censorship resistance, where users will own their content and social graphs. Built with Substrate pallets, Subsocial is a one-of-a-kind in the Dotsama ecosystem, and designed specifically for social interactions. These interactions do not have to be specifically social networking, as Subsocial can support apps like YouTube, Shopify, or even Airbnb.

**To learn more about Subsocial and the future of social networking, check out our links:**

[**Website**](https://subsocial.network/) **|** [**Twitter**](https://twitter.com/SubsocialChain) **|** [**PolkaVerse**](https://polkaverse.com/) **|** [**Discord**](http://discord.gg/w2Rqy2M) **|** [**Telegram**](http://t.me/Subsocial) **|** [**GitHub**](https://github.com/dappforce) **|** [**Documentation**](https://docs.subsocial.network/)

Our web app has been rebranded to PolkaVerse! Previously, it was named Subsocial, the same as the Subsocial blockchain, and this led to a lot of confusion and misunderstanding. To remedy that, we have renamed it to PolkaVerse, the number one place to discuss all things Polkadot related.

To date,...

Announcing PolkaVerse!

Yung Beef 4.2

Content Lead at Subsocial, ChaosDAO Co-Founder

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