The primary focus for the past year was finalizing the transition to the DAO. The Governance Committee played a key role in facilitating the Radworks community throughout this transition.

As we wind down 2023, here are a few highlights of the progress we’ve made and what’s on the horizon for 2024.

TL;DR At the latest Governance Geeks Gathering, a group of DAO governance operators and experts from MakerDAO, Safe, Aragon, Radworks and others came together to discuss 2024’s top challenges. In this post we’ll highlight the key takeaways. For a full recap of the workshop and its outcomes, see this Discourse post.

Octant is fund its critical software dependencies with Drips. Octant & Drips are supporting Web3.py, Flask, Wagmi, and Nimbus with 23.2 ETH.

Radworks is streaming $1 million to 30 critical software dependencies and open source developers. Radworks is the first project to utilize Drips to support open source builders at scale.

A free and open internet is necessary for a democratic and just society. We outline what internet freedom is, highlight challenges, share our plans to address these, and enlist your support.

Today, we’re excited to announce the start of the next chapter in our long march towards a freer internet: Radworks.

At the beginning of 2023, we embarked on a research project to better understand the (then called) Radicle community’s composition, motivations, and team dynamics. At the time, it was clear the organization needed to evolve its operations and governance to better achieve its objectives. Before making such significant changes, we wanted to ensure we really understood the goals, needs, and values of the Radicle ecosystem members.

This is a quick onboarding guide for ratifying the Radworks purpose doc with Radicle! It will walk you through the steps of installing radicle, cloning a project, and submitting a patch.