Decentralized, Not Fragmented: Using Community Agreements to Connect dApps with Ken & Brandon Mitch

We believe community agreements are the future of the web. They allow communities to determine for themselves the relationships among their members and how they want their tools to work. Decentralized should not mean fragmented and we think these portable community agreements can play a crucial role in helping make sure our tools work together to best serve communities. In this way, we can create a multiplayer internet that derives authority from each community's smart contract rather than a centralized intermediary. We'll discuss how community agreements can help developers connect their applications and allow for united interoperable suites of tools that together provide a superior experience and value proposition for communities. For example, we'll outline how to use an open-source ethereum package manager (epm.wtf) built on ERC-2535's modular contract architecture to compose existing contracts into a shared community agreement.