When a DAO contributor is no longer motivated to continue work, the solution is straightforward: halt compensation. The DAO then holds a vote on two paths forward—either wind down operations or redirect funding to a new contributor. The beauty of decentralized structures is that capital and IP remain anchored to the DAO itself; they can't be transferred without collective approval. It's governance mechanics at its simplest, not some complex puzzle.
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When a DAO contributor is no longer motivated to continue work, the solution is straightforward: halt compensation. The DAO then holds a vote on two paths forward—either wind down operations or redirect funding to a new contributor. The beauty of decentralized structures is that capital and IP remain anchored to the DAO itself; they can't be transferred without collective approval. It's governance mechanics at its simplest, not some complex puzzle.