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1 year ago I keep procrastinating on this. @holkeb is this something you'd enjoy working on? Basically we need a 2 minute version of "this is what hypercerts are" and a 3 minute demo of how to mint + claim one.
What is the improvement or update you wish to see?
A 5-10 minute video explaining the "why" and the "how" of minting/claiming/using hypercerts
Is there any context that might help us understand?
From Pavel:
The audience will primarily be traditional fundraising folk as well as nonprofits looking to learn about new ways to generate funds for an initiative. I spent last night walking one of the conference participants through the "Get Started" section of the hypercerts website. What helped them really get the significance of this tool was comparing it to the issuance of a municipal bond where the rate of return could be translated as the impact that this "philanthropic bond" would generate.
I also found that most of the audience is getting pushback from their donors (or philanthropists) to articulate project impact/ROI before getting any serious funding. That being said, it may be helpful to share how this tool helps track project impact, thus meeting the needs of an ever more sophisticated donor.
Lastly, I've found that people really dig when I highlight that this innovation originates on the front lines of a whole new frontier. I'm actually having the keynote speaker set the stage via an apt parallel:
"In her remarks, Dr. Angela Becerra Vidergar will draw from her experience as a writer, producer, and university instructor to address the need for novel infrastructures to support the sustained growth of new spaces for cultural exploration. She connects lessons learned from teaching the rhetoric of space exploration at Stanford University and ventures in open source publishing as sandboxes for thinking through the mechanisms that can make or break emerging frontiers such as the Web3 revolution."
Let me know if this helps paint a clearer picture of the audience. Thank you again for providing them with a way to get them engaged with the platform.
Does the docs page already exist? Please link to it.
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