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ETH 70: Fractal Circle Bot Demo and 15 Years of Governance Innovation

How can collaborative decision-making scale worldwide? In this Eden Town Hall, Mikael, an experienced fractal governance developer and founder of Fractal Circles, introduces the new Fractal Circle bot — a Telegram-based tool for facilitating fractal meetings 🪴 Watch the community test this telegram bot coordination system live, voting on quotes and selecting representatives through randomized discussions. The event features playing the Synchronous Respect Trees game for topic selection, including discussing ORDAO configuration updates, and explorations of how different fractal tools work together. Eric shares his self-guided governance app, while participants discuss strategies for helping diverse communities - from activist organizations to rainbow gatherings - adopt these democratic innovations. Take part in the evolving fractal ecosystem by joining upcoming events and stay updated in our Telegram group Learn more: Upcoming events: lu.ma/edencreators *Message from Mikael in Telegram: https://t.me/edenfractal/1/6124 Mikael's new app: A Telegram bot that makes fractal meetings simple to run. You can try it right now by going to the bot @FractalCircleBot on Telegram, creating a meeting, and test it with your community. Explore Mikael's work at FractalCircles.org and UniteAwake.com Timestamps 0:00 Dan welcomes everyone to Eden Fractal's 134th event 0:43 Overview of Eden Fractal and Eden Town Hall as a forum for fractal governance innovation 2:14 Explaining the Synchronous Respect Trees process for community-driven topic selection using snapshot voting 4:23 The ORDAO configuration update topic wins community vote as the top discussion priority 6:39 Dan provides context on ORDAO as Eden Fractal's onchain executive software and the Eden Plus consensus process 9:27 Tadas explains the proposed ORDAO configuration changes to vote period, veto period, and max live votes 11:13 Dan introduces Mikael and the Fractal Circles project for collaborative proposal development and representative selection 16:21 Mikael begins demonstrating the Fractal Circles Telegram bot with a live quote-sharing exercise 22:06 Dan joins the fractal meeting and the demo shows real-time proposal submission and voting mechanics 26:14 Mikael demonstrates the representative selection feature where participants give gold, silver, and bronze medals 31:47 Demo concludes with Mikael explaining how proposals scale through multiple rounds with representative-led synthesis 33:40 Tadas asks about how initial groups are formed and provides feedback on the interface design 39:32 Zaal asks about open source availability and Mikael confirms the code will be publicly available on GitHub 43:12 Dan asks about Mikael's vision for how communities would use Fractal Circles beyond selecting quotes 48:05 Dan asks about upcoming plans for beta testing and how to help find organizations with 50+ active members 51:52 Felix suggests reaching out to direct democracy political parties and offers to help find users 53:47 Dan introduces Eric's university research study on fractal governance and invites collaboration opportunities 56:01 Dan announces transition to the Eden Fractal Respect Game 58:34 Eden Town hall concludes with plans to continue Fractal Circles discussions and Eden Fractal 2026 resolutions next week