[arcticbull]

> DAOs are special because the voting mechanism lets people vote across boarders/jurisdictions etc from their computer... but it also relies on the creators giving the right level of control to the DAO voting.

Aren't these votes broadly speaking non-binding?

Is this really any different than an LLC that runs a periodic twitter poll?

[awestrom]

Yes, one major difference between DAOs and LLCs is that DAOs exist in a nebulous legal space and might technically be general partnerships. Members of a DAO have potentially unlimited liability if it gets sued.

[tata71]

if they can be found.