Become a Founding Member of the Meta-Layer Infrastructure SIG

Why This Matters

The Internet Society Special Interest Group (SIG) program lets passionate communities shape the future of the internet. By recruiting 25 founding members, we secure a place on the ISOC ballot. Once ballots open, we’ll campaign to be one of the Top 5 SIG concepts—amplifying our voice and unlocking resources for the Meta-Layer Initiative.

How to Join

Three Easy Steps

1. Become an Internet Society Member
   – Sign up at https://www.internetsociety.org/join

2. Opt In to the “Meta-Layer Infrastructure” SIG
   – Fill out the onboarding form

3. Be One of the First 25
   – We need at least 25 members to qualify.

🎉 You’ll be recognized as part of the Founding Circle of the Meta-Layer Initiative.

🌀 Founding Circle Benefits

• 📜 On-Chain Founder Badge
  A unique BRC-333 “Founding Member” credential inscribed on Bitcoin.

• 🎁 Free Overweb ID
  A $100-value Overweb digital identity—yours at no cost.

• 🤝 Early Access & Influence
  Shape our SIG charter, working groups, and roadmap.

• 📣 Public Recognition
  Your logo or name featured on our Partners & Founders page and onchain.

• 🔗 Networking & Expert Roles
  Join expert panels, co-author position papers, and mentor newcomers.

Next Steps After Founding

• Campaign in ISOC
  Rally support across chapters to elect our SIG among the top 5 new groups.

• Launch Working Groups
  Start focused teams on Governance, Presence, Tagging, AI Safety, and more.

• Co-Create Standards & Tools
  Develop open-source SDKs, policy modules, and community guidelines.

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