I will slowly try to seep into Cardano Forum and provide insights for those who find their way into Cardano by reading through forums. This Topic will be used for a series of Intersect Town Hall announcements and updates; I will also monitor this to gather feedback and help people to orient.
We’re excited to announce that the Intersect Town Hall is just a few days away! It will take place on October 24th at the same time as the Cardano Summit. This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with the Cardano community, reflect on the network’s achievements, and discuss the latest announcements.
This week, The Town Hall’s primary focus is to discuss topics shared in the Cardano Summit and some networking between those who attend. The After Town Hall topics will be decided on using a Zoom poll.
In addition, we will have a special guest from Core Infrastructure Builders, to share progress on Recursive Zero-Knowledge Proofs. More info on what Galois has done before Blockchain Technologies - Galois, Inc.
We’re also gathering insights through our ongoing Intersect Town Hall survey. Your feedback is invaluable as we continue to improve and grow. If you haven’t had the chance yet, you can participate here: Town Hall Survey
Intersect Town Hall
Date: October 24, 2024
Time: 16:00 UTC
Zoom Link: Town Hall Registration
Open Source Office/Committee is making strong progress on the Contribution Ladder and Project Incubation documentation.
Intersect Staff shares insights from local Annual Members Meetings and statistics on how Committee Elections went.
James Parker from Galois shared core infrastructure updates about Recursive Zero-Knowledge Proofs.
Our Zoom topic was “What strategies are needed to build and sustain a skilled blockchain workforce?” We found that we need to focus on onboarding and creating trust through interactive tools and shared practices. Our discussions covered innovative approaches to decentralised project management, the importance of inclusivity in decision-making and the use of AI tools. Our discussion highlights the importance of community events, practical planning frameworks and documentation of collective experiences.