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1Eyk15…d43C Key · twetch

If you're not ready to build a product on BSV yourself, you can still provide value by providing bug reports to those building products.

Notice oddities in a program, behaviors you aren't expecting, and obvious errors, too, and tell the devs.

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1Eyk15…d43C Key · twetch

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In doing so, you train yourself to see things from a user experience standpoint in a way that also gives you insights into what sorts of bugs exist that aren't quite so obvious.

When you're ready to build, this experience will be invaluable to you.

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And add to all that, it helps make current products better by giving valuable feedback to devs that improves their applications and product offerings.

Win-win, all around.

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