Track 5 of 11 · The 31 DUNAs

The Organizations

The genesis duna and the thirty it spins out — every purpose, the variance analysis of what actually differs between organizations, and the level mechanics founders configure.

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Kinship Duna is genesis only in sequence, not in authority. Every duna has equal power; boundaries are fluid; the duna exists so that every action resolves to a legally responsible entity.

1. The genesis duna, stated precisely

Kinship Duna is the genesis duna. Its purpose: create the agentic internet, foster internet-native agentic organizations, support members, help capitalize them, and train members in governance and every aspect of the agentic economy. Genesis means first and generative — it builds the technology and spins the others out — and nothing more: the system is decentralized, every duna has equal power, Kinship Duna controls none of them, and the only central registry anywhere is the WV Secretary of State. Founders of Kinship Duna: the first 1,000 members.

Boundaries are fluid on purpose. Members hold one wallet and one ally across all dunas; information moves per its access level; alliances and guilds cross duna lines. The purpose of the duna boundary is legal standing and accountability — which entity is responsible — not walls between people.

2. The thirty-one

Duna Purpose
Kinship Duna The genesis: build the agentic internet, spin out and capitalize dunas, train members in governance and the agentic economy.
Service Alliance Veterans, law enforcement, EMTs, first responders — history/recognition, connection, and support (mental, emotional, material).
Agency Representation for everything: PR, marketing, talent; real news distribution (Agence-France-style); freelancers of every kind.
Ansanm Ayiti Direct support for Haiti — schools, children, food; building networks that learn the real challenges.
BiHome Highly personalized health & wellbeing: research connections, donor-funded studies, monitoring, second opinions, test results, hospital-to-home, insurance help. Trade name: Inner Clinic.
Black Love Exploring and expanding an African-American holiday (Feb 13) — atonement, connection, family, the diaspora.
Celebrity Solar “The Sun is a star!” A virtual solar collective: site analysis, installers, equipment, financing, buying club, shared ownership, monitoring — residential to utility-scale.
Confluence Collective Local ecosystem knowledge and community resilience: agriculture, smart growth, no data centers; the watershed, airshed, and foodshed as one system.
Contraction A complete member law firm — AI expertise, templates, paid member-lawyers, agents per practice area. Trade name: It’s the Law.
Cosmic Humanity Complementarity and archetypal depth psychology — solar/lunar consciousness, relationship repair, beyond binary thinking. Based on the work of Howard Teich.
EP Rising Eastern Panhandle activism and resilience: social justice, mutual aid, no data centers, local culture and commerce.
Fanduna Entertainers, athletes, authors, and their fans: crowdfunding, ownership, events, promotions — an ongoing Comicon plus.
Flag Tag A real-world game — plant flags, record experiences, rate and recommend, see other players nearby; built for Snap’s AR/VR/XR (phone now, Specs ultimately), games within games (assassin, etc.), sponsors, rewards. Local commerce reimagined: hospitality, tourism, culture, music — the hometown/homeworld vibe, what’s happening in the area.
Freehold Finance Collective mortgage & residential finance: lead-gen first, then portfolio, secondary markets, ultimately underwriting — a mutual with no leakage.
Homeworld Families of all kinds — activities, relationship repair, finance, extending and strengthening family into community. Based on the work of Darcia Narvaez.
Hyphal The job market connected — Upwork/Fiverr replacement: gigs, agencies, cofounders, full-time employment.
Indigenous Revival Indigenous worldview and traditional ecological knowledge (TEK), metacognitive trance-based learning. Based on the work of Four Arrows.
Lui Mutual A member-owned mutual insurance company.
Mapshifting Organizational development that puts people first — clients, consultants, coaches, and internal HR together; designed for dunas and Institutions. Based on the work of Renée Smith.
Mountain River Trail Premium local commerce and tourism across West Virginia — connect the whole state, hand visitors off region to region.
Mycelial Aid Global activism and mutual aid — anti-authoritarian, social justice, climate — transform the planet from the ground up.
Non-Toxic Masculinity Initiations for men (and women) — Bly, Mankind Project, Sophie Strand — the counter to edgelords and incels.
Party Line Parties at every level — clubs, homes, weddings, raves, kids’ parties, DJs, clowns and magicians.
Safeword Relationships and dating — all levels, all types, dyads, groups, even just friends; matchmaking.
Soul Kitchen Addiction treatment through authentic community (Thatcher / Peck) — residential, outpatient, online; deep community beyond treatment.
Tangential Investment communities — clubs, angels, VCs; Reg D, Reg CF, Reg A, Kickstarter-style raises; entrepreneurs, communities, and investors together.
The Ceremony Machine A global festival — Burning Man everywhere: XR, projection, game engines, EDM, digital art, arenas, CTV. Core work by Lightbrush.
The Fellowship of Play Games — table, video, real-world; designers, publishers, and players funding, buying, and playing together.
The Long Drum Entrepreneurs and ecosystems in the global south (Nigeria, Indonesia first) — non-extractive funding, real stories, ending corruption.
Vibe Coast The Southern California ecosystem — Venice/Santa Monica out to SLO and San Diego: culture, tech, CPG, events, health, fashion.
Wokelord Taking back social media — memes with media literacy; countering mass hypnosis and disinformation; healthy, fun, less addictive.

The launch cohort. The first Catalysts and Luminaries are seated (Roles §1): Dave & Susan Thompson (The Fellowship of Play) · Crystal Stone & Rob Dobson (Mountain River Trail) · Matt Simon (Service Alliance) · Stacey Toy (Fanduna) · Trevor Fitzgibbon (Agency) · Lester Firstenberger (Contraction · Freehold Finance) · Paul Levine & Dave Didden (BiHome/Inner Clinic) · Marie Uehling (EP Rising) — with Howard Teich (Cosmic Humanity · Vibe Coast), Four Arrows (Indigenous Revival), Renée Smith (Mapshifting), and Mama Ayo (Black Love) as Luminaries. All of them start within Kiduna Club (Institutions §3), and all of them participate beyond their own duna — the seat is one organization, the membership is everywhere.

3. The variance analysis — what actually differs between dunas

Every duna runs the same system. What varies is its configuration, and the configuration surface is finite. This is the working frame for the analysis (one axis per row; the columns of the eventual full matrix):

Axis What it means Illustration of the range
Wisdom default knowledge bases and their feeds BiHome’s living research corpus with confidence levels ↔︎ Mountain River Trail’s venue/route/season knowledge ↔︎ Contraction’s statutes and templates
Skills the procedures its members’ allies carry “how to read a study” (BiHome) ↔︎ “how a claim is assessed” (Lui Mutual) ↔︎ “how a crew call runs” (Party Line / Ceremony Machine)
Programs the organizational agents it employs Contraction’s practice-area agents ↔︎ Celebrity Solar’s site-analysis and monitoring programs ↔︎ Agency’s distribution desk ↔︎ Hyphal’s matcher
Automations continuous work with no member in the loop research watchers (BiHome) ↔︎ solar production monitoring (Celebrity Solar) ↔︎ posting/counter-messaging pipelines (Wokelord) ↔︎ lead routing (Freehold)
Forum parameters quorum, market duration, proposal categories, promotion rules Lui Mutual (tight, precedent-bound, credentialed signatures) ↔︎ Party Line (fast, low-stakes, event-scoped)
Levels & thresholds the badge ladder each founder sets (see §4) Kinship Duna: Founder = first 1,000 ↔︎ a small duna might set Founder = first 150 (must exceed 100)
Compute its own Compute: issuance, price, multiple, and the initial purchase that makes a member ($100 for Kinship Duna) Kiduna Compute ↔︎ Service Alliance Compute — the token you spend is the clearest tell of whose realm you’re acting in
Enrollment & lineage whether joining takes a code at all, and whether Organizer commissions run open door (no codes, no lineage) ↔︎ invite-only with the default 20/5/3/2 schedule ↔︎ invite-first, opened later — every duna chooses; the schedule is Catalyst-set, Forum-changeable
Institutions & partners outside entities under contract Freehold’s mortgage-industry partners ↔︎ Fanduna’s sponsors ↔︎ Celebrity Solar’s installers ↔︎ Mapshifting’s client companies
Alliances & guilds it hosts the internal social structure Service Alliance’s unit/era circles ↔︎ Fellowship of Play’s crews and tables ↔︎ Soul Kitchen’s residential cohorts
Channel presences where its agents live in people-space Wokelord (everything, that’s the point) ↔︎ Cosmic Humanity (nearly nowhere, that’s the point)
Training regimens its Kidunaversity portals Kinship Duna: governance and the agentic economy ↔︎ Flag Tag: the game IS partly the training ↔︎ Lui Mutual: claims-adjudication practice
Rendering the felt register (Design R2 expression space) clinical (BiHome) ↔︎ loud (Ceremony Machine) ↔︎ quiet (Cosmic Humanity) ↔︎ sober (Lui Mutual)
Legal/regulatory posture what credentialed signatures gate Contraction & Lui Mutual (heavy: licensed counsel/actuaries) ↔︎ Party Line (light) ↔︎ Freehold (mortgage licensing, staged)

First worked contrasts (the pattern for the full pass, one pair at a time): BiHome vs Contraction — both expert-corpus dunas, but BiHome’s variance is personalization (secret member health wisdom, per-member watchers) while Contraction’s is credential-gating (advice routes to licensed members’ dockets) — same Wisdom axis, opposite privacy centers of gravity. Celebrity Solar vs Freehold Finance — both capital-intensive collectives, but Solar’s programs face hardware (monitoring, site analysis) while Freehold’s face markets (underwriting, secondary sales); both need the Institution node early, for installers and lenders respectively. Flag Tag vs The Ceremony Machine — both experience dunas where the Flame layer is constitutive, not decorative; Flag Tag pulls the isometric grammar into the physical world (AR), Ceremony Machine pushes it onto every screen; both are Move-adjacent in real life, which will pressure-test the sim boundary. The remaining 28 contrasts are the standing work queue for this track — each meeting can settle a pair.

4. Level mechanics (definitions live in Roles)

Who the roles are — Guest through Luminary, and Institutions — is defined in The Roles. What this section holds is the mechanics each duna’s founder configures: thresholds, pricing, and depth. Where anything below appears to conflict with Roles, Roles wins.

Levels apply within a particular duna; the founder sets thresholds and what each level can do. Kinship Duna’s ladder:

Level Definition
Guest Didn’t join/pay — a guest of a member; no ally of their own (generic guest ally only).
Member Joined — one-time payment set by the duna ($100 in Compute for Kinship Duna). Once a member, always a member.
Organizer Brings people in and keeps them engaged. The downline is a Clan, tracked four generations deep — the range of payments. Commissions attach only to Clan Compute purchases, at the duna’s schedule (default 20 / 5 / 3 / 2 percent by generation; the Catalyst sets it at founding, the Forum can change it).
Founder The first X of a duna — X always > 100. Kinship Duna: first 1,000.
Builder Builds software; assigned by another Builder.
Creator Writes/designs; assigned by another Creator.
Catalyst Holds ≥ $100K across any/all Compute.
Luminary Holds ≥ $1M across any/all Compute.

Separately, Institution: $1K Compute purchase, up to 10 enrolled members (compute distributed to them), squad wallet, created only by members, must be a registered outside entity, can contract with anyone, cannot vote. It is a special form of alliance with legal standing outside the Kidunaverse.

5. Kidunaversity — the first Move

Kidunaversity is the first Move — the sim-flagged experiences that run inside Live. What began as a city hall is now a university. What happens inside Kidunaversity does not affect the Kidunaverse — everything is fake or staked-and-returnable. Its regimens teach exactly this track’s material: how to guide and steer your ally, form alliances, run Forums, extend codes, read a variance table — plus the things best learned by walking through them: black markets, what’s on-chain and what isn’t (guilds) — using the 31 real dunas as the fictional-but-faithful settings. Every duna can commission its own regimens; the variance table’s training row is where those get planned.


Changes in v5.0: the launch cohort recorded; “Reality Game” renamed; the experiences are Moves (inside Live). v4.6: enrollment & lineage added as a variance axis; the default organizer schedule stated. v4.2: role definitions moved to the Roles track; this page keeps the founder-configurable mechanics. Full history: versions.