RE: RE: TOKENIZED communities and Fixing our UX!
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RE: TOKENIZED communities and Fixing our UX!

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Maybe just stop calling all the various forms of content we have here, "Blogging" ... ?

Would that help?

Because there's a fuck of a lot more going on here in the "Blogging Space" than just "blogging".

Something to think about.

Look around. There are short posts, long posts, art posts, music posts, blog posts, articles, photos, videos, personalities, funny stuff, happy stuff, sad stuff, BITCHY STUFF! Wow this list is getting long. But if the plan is to pay people for tweets, because EASY, and make the musician look like a fool who can't even compete with a tweet, then all you got is twitter that tweets about itself.

And yes the second layer. Games, NFTs, communities. What are you panicking about?

See this? I'm on PeakD. It's a platform. You can do whatever the fuck you want with it. If you don't like long form, don't create long form. If you expect to earn the same with a tweet as someone who put a solid effort in with the hopes of captivating an audience with a form of content people enjoyed in mass (you know, the things people tweet about sometimes and share links to), yeah, I don't see how that's going to work.

Do you not see trend setters? What is so fucking terrible about "blogging" being something that makes money now (it always did)? Almost the entire time I've been here I've come across The Anti-content. They'll sell themselves short by saying nothing has value. That's no different than trying to sell someone a bottle of water by telling them it is piss. Then they can't figure out why they can't sell any water.

And yeah, probably solve signups...

Have a good day, dude.