DAO's are a good concept but still have flaws. I just don't think blockchain is refined enough just yet... I'm personally working on just a basic ERP system to

DAO's are a good concept but still have flaws. I just don't think blockchain is refined enough just yet... I'm personally working on just a basic ERP system to manage Cooperatives (Housing, Consumer, Worker), that would reward people for consuming, working, volunteering, etc with 'tokens' good towards rev shares, maybe health benefits, and ability to vote for company officers, etc... It'll have everything to manage ecommerce shops, restaurants, grocery stores, property management, etc.. as 'modules', kinda like ODOO, but for managing employees/users/consumers it needs to get the reward system right and make it modular enough so each co-op (SaaS/Multi-tenant) could have their own rules, etc.... It's for building a more democratic org, but still is centralized at least the DB parts, as it allows better control... I could see maybe rebuilding parts on the blockchain, and implementing some sort of crypto w/ UBI and a tax that really benefits those who spend more, and hold less of the crypto, but it'd need be sybil-proof, so would probably need some centralization for verification of identities. the app will also have tools for voting, w/ ranked choice and weighted votes (people w/ different roles can have heavier weights), and maybe even have settings like those 'weights' be voteable by the group, say the CEO is petitioning for 20:1 ratio for voting power, so maybe you setup the vote to allow just pick a numeric# from 5-20 (or some other min/max range) then the average is what gets picked, etc... even for voting for new company officers - maybe every two years a vote is triggered the winner has their roles and permissions automatically switched, and the loser has them revoked, etc... The ultimate idea is using it to create syndicated co-ops that maybe share some mutual aid benefits among users/consumers/workers of other co-ops... For e-commerce for example store owners could opt to include their stuff in a marketplace, so their products are distributed like Amazon's marketplace...