You say "what good are the minnows for the platform" but I say "what good is the platform, for the minnows". And thats our other comment thread delineator. Social web3 platform, or

Way back when I lived in Florida in like 2008, I was hanging out with a platonic female friend, who was a year or two older and wiser than me at the time. Gets in car with me, she starts driving and ranting,

BOOM, you just dropped a big old truth bomb.

^ thats the question I've been guiding us to in these comment and post exchanges. It may be the succinct version of 'that which I could not articulate' - looking forward to the post tomorrow, and my pillow,

Its a bold plan cotton, but it might just work.

yikes

Point taken on the saddles cowboy. I get what you mean by it in context. But take this journey with me using the same metaphor differently. If the saddle maker said, hey we realized we did well with saddles

incentivized to invest in... what? With the blog/video/shortform tweet/games/etc there is something to invest in. Without them, its a nice database tool for, whatever it is that investors pay money to

:)

Do minnows have a net positive impact on the platform? In an attention economy? Yes. In a hedge fund/investor economy? Not so much. My line of thought was always that this thing, according to the

Sometimes a meme image makes me very very curious about it's source. But that woman does have lovely nails. I wonder who her maniscarist is?

Act accordingly.

No tangible way to measure engagement on plaform d'apps against investor wallets, unless they derive their wallets from sponsoring or executing the d'apps and get their wallets filled as a result Even

(I think this is @sircork's point). It's just a little unclear as to what the goal is Nailed it.

yes, it's close. Still says a lot about how generative language models work and the consistency of it's responses (using the same gpt models) to two disparate users inquiries. Very interesting.

Still there is a puppet master. That everyone like to have there. I didn't really understand this bit. But I don't like puppet masters, or master puppets. And those are the ones I dislike here as well.

Now it's complete :D

onboarding should be easy, but if the product sells itself well, positions itself well, is marketed by everyone who is enthusiastic about it like some of us still are, then people will go through a lot

I thought it was peculiar that you and I are two people who never met, and it wrote a whole lot of the same tone and even specific phrases on both of ours ("Alright gather round") which is