Thanks John.
What I mean is that when I share that link, it's impossible for a recipient of the link who knows nothing of "crypto" to view it, even for entertainment value; without going through a seven (or more) step process of opening a handcash account and acquiring BSV to pay the just 1 penny that is required.
As u are likely familiar with some Behaviorist psychology, the reward vs pain ratio in that experiment is tilted in favor of the average noob abandoning the process.
It would be cooler to have a free sample (like at Costco) before a brand new viewer (and potential future user) hits the pay wall.
If they get a hyperlink from a trusted source and then actually get a laugh or find something entertaining first, the likelihood of them completing the onboarding process SHOULD increase.
On a seperate note, IMO the real battle for America is a war of words; specifically, over the control of the definition of words. Exemplified by Progressive freakout over any pushback on their attempts to control language.
So your creation of Slictionary is more important than anyone in our present moment may understand. I have a feeling u may understand what I just wrote LOL. TTYL GENX RULZ
What the chain says
- Block
- 836 694
- Time
- 2024-03-21T16:09:03Z
- Signer
- 1HjXrrDERrwxemsRi4doyHeYCFw28g5MYr
- App
- twetch
- Type
- post
- Content type
- text/plain
Fields the transaction did not carry are omitted. Open the payload to see the bytes as stored.
1HjXrrDERrwxemsRi4doyHeYCFw28g5MYr Verified