If data truly should exist forever rather than disappear over time, how should we organize the Web3 community to achieve this goal? The answer proposed by @Permaweb_DAO is to establish a community supporting permanent content storage through a decentralized autonomous organization. This organization is rooted in Arweave's permanent storage network, and through DAO members' collaboration, it promotes the development of content, tools, and application ecosystems. Arweave provides the foundational immutable storage layer, while Permaweb DAO aims to transform this underlying capability into a top-layer ecosystem that the community can jointly build.

Permaweb DAO's operation includes various guilds and modular contribution mechanisms, meaning whether you're a developer, writer, or event organizer, you can find your place within the DAO and contribute. Tasks such as task management, article writing, and technical promotion can all become part of the incentive system for participants. Every contribution within the community is transparently recorded and rewarded, fostering a more open and equitable collaboration model. Participants do not need to rely on centralized institutions for recognition but can achieve rights and benefits through DAO governance rules and incentive systems.

However, the challenge lies in how decentralized autonomous organizations can maintain efficient collaboration and autonomy as the Web3 ecosystem expands and participant numbers grow rapidly. The experience of @Permaweb_DAO shows us that having only incentive mechanisms and contribution systems is not enough; a good governance framework and clear goal alignment mechanisms are also necessary. Balancing decentralized autonomy with effective execution remains a core issue that the entire DAO community continues to explore.