seat 1 · founding curator
Terry Ajayi
@web3wikis
- 7,000+videos
- 1,000+dapps tried on camera
reads every question until more curators take their seats
The Help Deskthe lamps stay on
Curators
The people who keep it true.
The Ledger of Uses is only worth something if it is right. Curators are the humans who make sure it is. Terry holds the first seat. The next one can be yours.
- 1ApplySay what you know well: the House, or one project.
- 2Terry reviewsHe reads every application and replies on this page.
- 3Take your seatThe desk opens for you, and the portal shows your name.
On duty
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Tell us what you know well. We start small and open more seats as people show up.
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Tonight, before any seat
Walk a route first
Curators know the routes because they have walked them. Start with one of these.
- if you are never had a walletPractise a real send with free test moneyThe fastest way to understand a wallet is to use one with nothing at stake.10 min · $0 on testnetStart
- if you are no money to startLabel data that trains AIAccuracy builds a public record that unlocks better-paid work.15 min · $0Start
What curators do
Keep pages true
Check that routes still work, costs are current and every claim has a source and a date. Flag what changed.
Answer project questions
Be the human behind a project's support desk in the House. Answer people in plain words, and say when you do not know.
Chart new uses
Spot a real use people found that nobody marketed, show where it matters and who it helps, and cite it.
How curators earn
- Points for each check, answer or new use that holds up after review.
- Leaderboard position on the Ledger, on the people board and on the project portals you look after.
- A named seat as a project's curator once that project agrees.
Points are a record of good work. They are not money, and the House does not promise income, tokens or airdrops for curating.