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Welcome back to your newsletter. This edition's takes:

• Lens Improvement Proposals (LIPs) Backlog 🤔

• Lens AFK FOMO 🌿

• TMB Spaces Updates 🎙

• Create Farcaster Frames in Figma 🎨

• Beer Taste - Tuborg from Denmark 🍻

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Hey bros, let's talk about the Lens Improvement Proposals (LIPs) backlog!

So, what's a LIP? It's like the roadmap for Lens Protocol, kinda similar to how Ethereum's got its Improvement Proposals (EIPs). Basically, LIPs guide us on making Lens more open and decentralized, giving the community a big say in how things evolve.

But here’s the thing—right now, we've got a whopping 23 LIPs waiting around: 22 need reviewing, and 1's been in draft, some LIPs are open since November 2023. What’s up with that, right?

Could it be Lens is short on resources or the system's not keeping up? Maybe both?

Here’s an idea: let's borrow a trick from Electronic Change Requests (ECRs). They’re like speed lanes for making updates:

1. Initiating the LIP: Anyone can pitch an idea.

2. Priority: LIPs should be entered with a priority level

3. Review and Approval: Assign peeps—Lens Team members and Lens OGs —to look over stuff. Each gets a couple days max to decide(depending on the complexity).

4. Implementation: Once it's a go, we make it happen, no holding back.

5. Tracking and Documentation: We keep records, so everyone's in the loop.

This ECR-style setup would turbocharge how we handle LIPs. It's all about staying nimble - quick decisions mean we keep Lens fresh and on point.

Imagine if LIPs moved faster. Lens could evolve quicker, adapt to new tech trends, and stay ahead in the blockchain game. Plus, we'd be showing everyone how community-driven projects can lead the way.

So, Lens Team, let’s shake things up! Embrace the KISS (Keep It Simple and Short) principle, streamline the process, and make those LIPs fly and clear this backlog list, guys 👇🏼

Btw, which LIPs do you think are priority to get approved, guys?

It seems like the Bros missed out on a massive event this time 👀

All roads are leading to Brussels this week, and the talk of Lens Town is none other than Lens AFK! Hosted today, Monday, July 8, at La Patinoire Royale Galerie by Avara Events and ZKsync.

About the Event 🌿

Lens AFK, a new event series by Lens, is back with its next stop: EthCC Brussels with ZKSync. Participants can expect a diverse array of sessions and experiences covering a wide range of topics, from creative composability to the current state of decentralized social platforms and protocols, as well as discussions on curation vs. moderation vs. censorship and why web3 needs therapy.

Speakers 🗣

The lineup includes notable figures such as Poppy Jamie, Simona Pop, Emily Lai (Hype), Fatalmeh (Anoma), Addie Wagenknecht, Scott Moore, María Paula Fernández (Lens), Ines (Co-Founder, Sealaunch), Boxer (Dune), Reka (onplug / guild.xyz), Justin Bram (Untitled.Exchange), James Beck (Lens), Dr. Paul Dylan-Ennis (University College Dublin), and of course, Vitalik Buterin (Ethereum Foundation).

Yes, you read it right – Vitalik Buterin himself will be there! He and Dr. Paul Dylan-Ennis will delve into topics like crypto culture and values, exploring how to maintain these while fostering a culture of openness that can scale to mainstream adoption in their talk "Crypto-culture, subcultures, and the role of Decentralised Social."

Event MCs 🤝

Carlos Beltran and JessyJeanne, both OGs from the Lens Community, will be hosting the event – showcasing Lens' commitment to involving community members in significant roles.

DJ & Performance by: Latashá 🎉

Lens OGs Already in Brussels?

You can expect to meet a host of familiar faces, including Stani, Paris, Christina, Maria Paula, Carlos Beltran and Mark B from the Bonsai Team, Alice, Jessyjeane, Carla Monni, Tommy Thomas, Tiny Rainboot, Memester, Potential, Juampi, Chelsea, Kipto, Jakubrusiecki, 1_cryptoman, and many more!

Damn, with such a star-studded list of attendees, how did we miss this one?

For those attending, we hope you have an amazing time connecting, networking IRL, and enjoying some pints together – on behalf of all of us too!

Will you be around? RSVP here: https://lu.ma/afkbrussels

Last week, we had a blast with Simonj from ElectricFilm, who began filming friends with a vintage V8 camera while skateboarding.

• Journey into Filmmaking: Simonj shared insights from his skateboarding days to becoming a filmmaker.

• Web3 and Filmmaking: He discussed his interest and the future impact of Web3 on filmmaking.

• Creative Processes: Simonj's roles as director, writer, and producer and how they intertwine.

• Electric.film: Learnt about Electric.film and its disruptive role in the film studio model.

• Future of Filmmaking: Simonj's vision for the intersection of Web3 and filmmaking.

Thanks to everyone who joined us to learn more about @simonj!

This week we're taking a break so that our OG frens attending ETHCC and Lens AFK can join in next week and tell us their insights from the events in our spaces!

See you next week, guys!

Exciting news from frame.town and Rafi ! You can now design and deploy Frames directly within Figma, without the need for coding skills.

Here’s how it works:

1. Open frame.town Figma plugin in a new Figma file.

2. Customise Frame Images and Buttons directly in Figma.

3. Easily link buttons to external URLs.

4. Duplicate and modify Frames effortlessly.

5. Connect Frames using the Prototype tool.

6. Deploy your Frame instantly with the plugin.

Want to test before posting? Paste the Frame URL into Warpcast’s Frame Validator tool link here and see how it looks.

Share your creations and feedback in /frametown FC Channel. Have fun!

(Bonus tip - Check out this short video for a better understanding if needed)

Inspired by our friend Check's post, a member of the Orb Beer Club!

Tuborg, a name synonymous with crisp Danish brewing, boasts a rich history dating back to 1873. Founded in Hellerup, just north of Copenhagen, this brewery quickly rose to prominence with its flagship pilsner, first brewed in 1880.

From Thuesborg to Tuborg:

The name itself is a nod to local history. Derived from "Thuesborg" (meaning "Thue's castle"), a 17th-century Copenhagen inn, Tuborg gradually became woven into the area's identity.

A Legacy of Innovation:

Tuborg's journey is one of continuous innovation. Throughout the 20th century, the brewery expanded its reach, becoming part of the Carlsberg Group in 1970. While the original brewery site has been redeveloped, the iconic Tuborg bottle from 1888 remains a landmark in Hellerup, a testament to the brand's enduring legacy.

Beyond Denmark:

Tuborg isn't just a Danish favorite. It's a global beer brand enjoyed in over 31 countries. Locally produced in many markets, Tuborg holds a particularly strong presence in Eastern Europe.

A World of Choice:

While Tuborg Green (Pilsner Grøn) reigns supreme in Denmark, the international experience offers a wider variety. From the classic Tuborg Gold to refreshing summer brews and seasonal offerings, Tuborg caters to diverse palates.

Next Stop, Your Fridge?

So, next time you're browsing the beer aisle, keep an eye out for the iconic Tuborg label. With its rich heritage and commitment to quality, Tuborg might just become your new favorite pilsner.

Take a look at Check's original post here

And that's it for this week!

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