This is not how real communities operate; especially not decentralized ones. Until such times that people can work for fair wages in a decentralized ecosystem we really won't know if this little experiment is successful or not.
I knew I should have stopped reading at the first mention of fair. I think I'll stick to Whitney Webb's advise on this one. It isn't fair, nor will it ever be fair. Same as it ever was only with more control our the dweebs.
What does "fair" even mean to you?
You've turned it into a loaded thing that lacks all meaning.
If you're saying we aren't going to live in a utopia... that's not insightful.
It's like saying people breathe air.
People need options.
Those options naturally compete with each other.
People need to be able to work and receive currency.
The population will gravitate to where the most currency is being offered.
In this context "fair" means that a centralized leader can't pop up and scoop 99% of the reward for themselves because there's always going to be another better option for people to pick.
This place doesn't set any examples for a better option.