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Evolving Smart Accounts with Onchain Permissions

Zodiac Roles Modifier is an onchain permissions module for smart accounts. With Roles, DAOs and other organzations can extend permissions to any account through custom roles.
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Gnosis Guild Q2 2023 Report

To learn more about and participate in Gnosis Guild and the Zodiac ecosystem, follow @gnosisguild and join the Gnosis Guild Discord. For partnership and collaboration inquiries, please reach out to auryn.macmillan@gnosis.pm or @auryn\_macmillan on Telegram.
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Gnosis Guild Q1 2023 Report

The quote above, from French Dada artist and writer Francis Picabia, celebrates the human capacity to embrace new ways of comprehending the world. Although originating from the early 20th century, its relevance cuts across time and cultures, persisting today as a simple way to navigate the complexity and ambiguity of our current reality: with experimentation and openness to change.
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Zodiac.wiki Begins

zodiac.wiki is a living resource for DAOs. The wiki houses documentation, a library, and a pattern language for organizations.
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Introducing the Zodiac Exit App

DAOs often prioritize their entrances, but what about their exits? Introducing the Exit App, which allows DAO members to redeem a designated token for a proportion of a Safe’s treasury.
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Holding in Common

​​How you spend the time in your life is precious. The question of how we should be living differently is a gift.
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Zodiac: The expansion pack for DAOs

Use the Zodiac collection of tools today through the Zodiac App available on Gnosis Safe. Join the Gnosis Guild Discord if you have any questions about Zodiac, and follow @GnosisGuild on Twitter for updates.
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A Prehistory of DAOs

This essay is the second in a Gnosis Guild series by @keikreutler bridging cryptonetworks, web3, and gaming. The first essay Inventories, Not Identities focuses on collective, composable web3 identity.