"Starting a platform off with a well distributed token base is key to establishing a truly decentralized application or community. This in-turn gives more people a chance to participate in the services provided and further grow the overall ecosystem and token value. This is a win-win for everyone long-term." [https://steemit.com/eos-project/@officialfuzzy/community-challenge-what-eos-airdrop-are-you-most-excited-about-eosbit-prizes-inside]
Over the past 15 days, or so, I've spent a considerable amount of time navigating the information available on all the EOS Airdrops and all things EOS in the Crypto-world. I've had very little sleep and been so wired because of a deep desire to understand. I seek the same vision as those held by many I've come across personally in the nascent EOS world. That's what drew me in the first place. Down this rabbit hole we go and it all just damn well resonated with me! Here I was, just getting setup to enter my very first-ever crypto trade and buy something right. I needed to research what was available. And make an informed decision. I can't even remember how I started off. But I have the time right now to completely research with my own free will. With time to digest and reflect. When I found EOS, it was pretty obvious for me. This was something definitely worth sticking to and holding (I initially bought a few bob using the Exchange Option in my Exodus wallet after a friend was talking about it). Further analysis had me pretty excited - Wow! A potential to build the world we want to live in and not ruled by a small percentage of the Power Elite of this planet! A decentralised ledger economy. I wanted to learn EVERYTHING about it. I wanted to get involved somehow! And I also want to share what I found with others. That's when I came across Trybe and realised it's potential for knowledge sharing. My Grandma could come here, find the info SHE needed and know that it's all good.
Trybe.one [http://trybe.one/ref/148/] is one of my first Airdrop registrations, post MainNet launch day. I excitedly burst into the online EOS world rushing from EOS website to the next. Airdrop this, to Airdrop that....with so many windows open and Tabs on my browser as I followed the Rabbit hole deeper. I was getting Information Swamped. And I'm glad that I did. Because it showed me the difficulty to navigate all this information. So I see a very real need in the not-to-distant future to have an official go-to place for EOS and community knowledge.
I like what Trybe has to offer in this role (it may not be the only option):
"life, liberty, and property for all.”