Chainlink Common Doubts

1. Technology

1.1. Technology, while a valuable tool, merely plays a supporting role to the real star of the show: knowledge. Information and communication technology that is appropriate to the context can expedite knowledge storage, retrieval, and exchange.

1.2. Knowledge Systems

1.2.1. Collaboration Tools

1.2.1.1. Web-based

1.2.1.2. Real-time

1.2.1.3. Across devices

1.2.1.4. Example: MindMeister

1.2.2. Expert Locators

1.2.2.1. "Who's Who"

1.2.2.2. Connecting People

1.2.3. Document Management

1.2.3.1. Version Management

1.2.4. Calendars

1.2.4.1. Shared Across Teams

1.2.4.2. Integrated with Collaboration Tools

2. Processes and Practices

2.1. Processes help us capture, curate, and share knowledge. Organizations must embrace and integrate these formal and informal processes into their daily workflows to be successful.

2.2. Value Chain

2.2.1. Problem Solving

2.2.2. Best Practices

2.2.3. Innovation

2.2.4. Learning

2.3. Supporting Infrastructure

2.3.1. Event Planning

2.3.2. Membership Support

2.3.3. Content Coordination

2.3.4. Website Development

3. LIMITED THROUGHPUT / TPS ?

3.1. "Knowledge Management is the process of capturing, distributing, and effectively using knowledge."

3.2. The $LINK token can be bridged to any other DLT (permissioned or permissionless) enabling native Chainlink support without being subject to Ethereum's transaction speeds This means Chainlink networks can operate as fast as the underlying L1 blockchain or even any L2 solution

3.3. AAAAAAA:

4. Chainlink & Standards

4.1. Testing an hyperlink

4.2. Structure

4.2.1. Work Teams

4.2.2. CoPs

4.2.3. Expertise Networks

4.3. Culture

4.3.1. Values

4.3.2. Behaviors

4.3.3. Attitudes