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  • FireDAO
  • 1. FireDAO Overview
    • 1.1 FireDAO Profile
      • 1.1.1 FAQ
    • 1.2 Mainnet Launch Announcement
    • 1.3 FireDAO Github
    • 1.4 Founding Team
    • 1.5 Get Started
      • 1.5.1 Minting PID to Obtain Forum ID
      • 1.5.2 Zealy Early Contributors Program
      • 1.5.3 Forum Bounty Program
      • 1.5.4 FireDAO Community Volunteers
    • 1.6 Development History and Milestones
      • 1.6.1 Development History
      • 1.6.2 Milestones
      • 1.6.3 Annual Roadmap
    • 1.7 Social Media
    • 1.8 Marketing and Partnerships
    • 1.9 Articles and Media Coverage
      • 1.9.1 Media Coverage of Rainbow City
      • 1.9.2 Media Coverage of FireDAO
      • 1.9.3 Historical Articles by RainbowKun
  • 2. The Construction of FireDAO
    • 2.1 Decentralized Society & Web3’s Soul
    • 2.2 The Essence of "Bit Civilization"
    • 2.3 Creation and Mission of RainbowCity
    • 2.4 Creation and Mission of FireDAO
    • 2.5 Phoenix Rebirth: Rising from the Ashes
  • 3. Overview
    • 3.1 Positioning
    • 3.2 Philosophy: Vision, Mission, Values
    • 3.3 Introduction of the Tokenomics
    • 3.4 How to join FireDAO
    • 3.5 FID and On-chain Reputation
    • 3.6 Community Activities
    • 3.7 Expansion of FireDAO Ecosystem
  • 4. Tokenomics
    • 4.1 Three Ecological Tokens
    • 4.2 Soulbound Account and FID Reputation System
    • 4.3 Introduction of Seven SBTs
    • 4.4 FDT Initial Issuance Plan
    • 4.5 FLM Initial Issuance Plan
    • 4.6 Ecological Revenue Sources for RainbowCity Treasury
    • 4.7 Allocation of RainbowCity Treasury Revenue
  • 5. Operational Structure
    • 5.1 FireSeed Invitation & Referral System
    • 5.2 Guild System
    • 5.3 Citynode System
    • 5.4 Global Community Management System
    • 5.5 Ecology Forum
    • 5.6 FLM Soul Airdrop and Rewards
    • 5.7 FDT Liquidity LP Mining
    • 5.8 FDT Lock-up Mining
  • 6. Community System
    • 6.1 Community Governance
      • 6.1.1 Governance Structure
      • 6.1.2 Proposal Threshold
      • 6.1.3 Voting Delegation
      • 6.1.4 Voting Execution
      • 6.1.5 Voting Result
      • 6.1.6 Result Execution
      • 6.1.7 Guardians Contract
    • 6.2 Community Participation and Contribution Guide
    • 6.3 Ecosystem Partners and Collaborative Projects
    • 6.4 Community Events and Competitions
    • 6.5 Community Support and User Services
  • 7. FireDAO Technical and Design
    • 7.1 Development Overview
    • 7.2 Development Structure
    • 7.3 Development Documentation and Sample Code
    • 7.4 Decentralized Data Storage
    • 7.5 Integration and Extensibility Interfaces
    • 7.6 User Guides & Tutorials
    • 7.7 Frontend Files and Tutorials
    • 7.8 Contract Risks and Audits
    • 7.9 Subgraphs and Decentralized Indexing
  • 8. Risk Management and Security
    • 8.1 Project Risks and Considerations
    • 8.2 Data Security and Privacy Protection
    • 8.3 Smart Contract Audit and Security
    • 8.4 Community Governance and Risk Management
  • 9. Legal Compliance and Disclaimer
    • 9.1 Legal Compliance and Regulatory Requirements
    • 9.2 Disclaimer and Limitation of Liability
    • 9.3 Intellectual Property and Open Source Licenses
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  1. 5. Operational Structure

5.2 Guild System

In terms of the overall function, FireDAO will be built by various guilds.

In terms of the overall function, FireDAO will be built by various guilds.

In order to better promote the construction and expansion of FireDAO, we will build guilds with different functions from the overall structure level. Each guild assumes different responsibilities, being responsible for the overall operation and construction of DAO. Guilds are defined by the standard in FireDAO as talent pools, which are dedicated to bringing together people with specific talents. In nature, it is similar to different functional departments in a company.

Unlike Citynodes which do not require permission to join, community members need to apply to join different guilds. The preliminary review is the responsibility of the Team. As the guild develops to a certain stage, each guild will set up a special management committee that will be responsible for the guild management. Meanwhile, different guilds can apply to the DAO treasury for activity budgets, and members who contribute to the guild will also receive fixed or variable salary or incentives to maximize the enthusiasm and initiative of outstanding community members.

FireDAO will establish 12 guilds in the early stage of development, which will be adjusted according to the actual operation in the future. The 12 guilds are Financial Guild, Operation Guild, Investment Guild, Research Guild, Marketing Guild, Education Guild, Legal Guild, Development Guild, Design & Video Guild, Translation Guild, Data Analysis Guild, and Charity and Public Welfare Guild. These 12 guilds have different functions, and any community member with FID can apply to the relative guild to join. Every member who joins the guild will become a core contributor to FireDAO.

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