Knowledge Garden Tag Index
Formats
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article
Written reflections or thought pieces, often standalone or published on blogs/magazines. -
case-study
Deep dives into specific projects, communities, or experiments using Ethereum and peer to peer technologies in a localist context. -
guide
Step-by-step how-tos, onboarding resources, or documentation for replicating localist practices. -
interview
Conversations with organizers, builders, artists, or researchers involved in Ethereum localism. -
research
Formal or informal investigations into practices, patterns, or outcomes related to Ethereum and place. -
zine
Informal, often creative and visual publications made to share ideas, experiences, memes, and protocols. -
book
Longer-form works—collections, anthologies, or single-author volumes focused on Ethereum-related themes. -
video
Audiovisual storytelling—recorded talks, walkthroughs, or documentaries.
Themes
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ethereum
General reflections or analyses related to the Ethereum ecosystem. -
ethereum-localism
Projects or ideas that root Ethereum tools, values and culture in specific communities, geographies, or traditions. -
community
Work centered around collective identity, belonging, and shared purpose. -
community-currency
Locally relevant or context-specific tokens used to circulate value within a group or place. -
community-governance
Collective decision-making processes, often enhanced or recorded using Ethereum-based tools. -
gatherings
Events, meetups, or festivals where people come together to exchange knowledge, build trust, or organize. -
public-goods
Infrastructure or resources that serve the whole community, not just private interests. -
regenerative-finance
Financial models focused on restoring ecosystems, communities, and long-term wellbeing.
Tools
- dao
Decentralized Autonomous Organizations—Ethereum-native collectives used to manage resources, vote, and coordinate actions.
Places
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urban
City-based contexts: high-density, infrastructured environments. -
rural
Low-density or countryside settings, often featuring different needs and resources. -
indigenous-territories
Projects rooted in or in partnership with Indigenous communities and their governance systems. -
global-south
Work based in or centering regions historically marginalized in global economic and political systems.
Values
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reciprocity
Practices that emphasize mutual exchange, support, and long-term relationships. -
solidarity
Aligning with others across difference, often through shared action or care. -
care
Ethics and actions that prioritize wellbeing, maintenance, and interdependence. -
autonomy
Self-governance and local control over decision-making and digital infrastructure. -
pluralism
Recognition of multiple ways of knowing, building, and being—especially across cultures and contexts.
Issue Areas
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food-systems
Work involving local agriculture, food distribution, or sovereignty. -
climate
Projects tackling environmental resilience, ecological repair, or emissions transparency. -
housing
Alternative housing models, ownership experiments, or tools for housing justice. -
land-stewardship
Long-term, collective, and responsible relationships with land and territory.