<aside> 💡 “Empty your mind, be formless, shapeless – like water. Now you put water into a cup, it becomes the cup, you put water into a bottle, it becomes the bottle, you put it in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Now water can flow or it can crash; be water, my friend.” ― Bruce Lee

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What is a Flow?

A flow is a unit of work that is accomplished in the span of (roughly) a month within WBC for one of our sections – DeFi, DeSci, or DeGov.

Find our starting post concerning flows here:

WBC 004: Our Workflows

Why do we use Flows?

We use flows to track member participation, build our knowledge base, and to create new content/research that can be posted to our Medium page (and elsewhere), given to club publishing affiliates in the Web3 space, or presented on by the member that completed the flow at either Town Hall or Ed Seminar event.

How is a Flow formed?

Flows revolve around three stages given a timeframe:

1. Ideation - determination of a topic
2. Mastication - retrieval and digestion of information
3. Integration - synthesis, formatting, then passing the completed flow to your section head for for uploading into its appropriate location on Notion/across our social media.

Depending on your speed and zeal (and quality of course) you could easily do 2 of these per month (or one long one, either way!).

Super Important:

• Make sure you elect your flow in one of the “Open Flow” locations in on of the big three sections, filling out the details of your intended workflow.
• If you intend on doing a flow not related to that section’s topic (for example: types of consensus, protocol overviews, blockchain terminology) still elect the KH option and for your “type of flow” and go about it at you would a normal Knowledge Hub flow.

Types of Flows:

KH - Knowledge Hub

The Knowledge Hub is our Blockchain Wiki, including terms, examples, overviews, and guides for all things decentralized ledger tech and application. A KH flow will look like some addition to this base.

RH - Research Hub

The Research Hub is the location where WBC catalogs and centralizes information. A RH flow is carefully synthesized by members with some aim or question in mind (other than “how does this system work”). We also include our project tracker in this space for th