Oct 18, 2022 Tue

Hey frens!

Build Week is in full swing. But we’re not just building. We’re testing out coliving, too. Our builders and coliving residents are cooking meals, playing mini golf, and even rocking out at music festivals together.🎊

We want more of you to dip your toes and experience intentional community IRL, even if you can't commit to coliving just yet. Here's what that journey looks like:

1. Dinners and meetups (2-3 hours) – Meet Cabin folks IRL and have great conversation over a filling meal
2. Build week (1-2 weeks) — Experience coliving at a Cabin neighborhood and work on a physical project with your new crew
3. Coliving (1+ months) – Commit to an intentional and supportive community of folks who share your values and lifestyle — a dinner party that never ends 🍻

For now, most of our events still happen in the Austin/Texas Hill Country area. Eventually, we want to offer these IRL events to celebrate neighborhoods and community, all over the world. 🌎 Keep an eye out for future Postcards: We’ll send info for a couple of dinners/open houses in Neighborhood Zero soon!

1. Read: Cabin’s Litepaper​

Published Oct 18, 2022 Tue

Cabin is building a network city for online creators. The MVP version of our network city is a global coliving network for thoughtful people to create, colive, and conserve. Our community is developing shared culture, economy, and governance across a global network of physical locations. This document outlines the structure of our city and how it will grow over time.

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Editor’s Note: If you'd like a PDF version of the litepaper, you can download it here. Cabin’s goals have changed a lot over 2022. We went from being “an embassy for DAOs” to “developing neighborhoods”. We're making our litepaper more accessible to send out a signal for more like-minded folks to join Cabin. Hope you enjoy it.

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2. Binge: Campfire Podcast

This week, we wrapped Season 2 of Campfire. Here’s the last 3 episodes:

• ​#22 The Possible City: Ecological Zones & Natural Farming with Patrick Lydo — — A chat with Patrick — the writer behind CityAsNature.org and The Possible City Substack — about natural farming, pocket farms, community engagement, and using human waste to power our cities.
• ​#21 Neighborhood Economic Development with West Village's Joel Anderson — An episode about choosing where to live and how cities can actively attract residents. Jackson and Joel also dive into how America’s retail landscape was built around the car, before discussing what life is like on an e-bike.
• ​#20 Seasteading Institute: Floating Cities 101 with Carly Jackson — Learn all about seasteading and how it allows people to live on the ocean, detached from the burdens of land-based life.

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3. Snack: Hang with us on the socials

The Cabin Litepaper and the podcast are full meals in themselves. If you’re looking for snackable content, then check out these new reels we posted on Instagram (and give us a follow while you’re at it!):

• ​Learn how to start a new country​
• ​A heart-stopping highlight reel of how we’re building a tiny neighborhood​

I (Roxine) also hosted a Twitter Space on Women in Web3 today and 123 folks tuned in 🤯. You can listen to the recording here:

Cabin @creatorcabins For all of our female identifying and non-binary friends, we’ll see you in 2 hours :) twitter.com/i/spaces/1jMJg… Scheduled: Women in Web3 - Cabin x SheFi Cabin’s Space · Where live audio conversations happen twitter.com October 18th 2022 1 Retweets 7 Likes

Phew! That’s a lot of content. It’s been a year of a lot of uncertainty and change. We’re grateful for every one of you who keeps reading this newsletter, RT-ing our threads, and telling your normie communities about our little corner of the internet.

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To an IRL & URL utopia,

Cabin

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