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That is the problem, isn't it...

I think your assessment is spot on.

More people => More natural differences between people

But that alone can't make this a heterogeneous culture when homogeneity is being socially reinforced, and differences actively squashed.

A standardized GIS on-chain would be valuable.

There are some who have experience in that area and have let that opportunity slide.

Randomly tagging people tends to be annoying to them.

Annoying --> troll tolls.

If you want to build awareness over your work, don't try to shortcut the process. Interact with others and provide value there. Do the work.

If so, I'll be sure to take credit for getting them to finally do so.

That is, after all, the established form that they've laid out.

"Proof of work," right?

Being at the top of the board isn't the proof of my work, but the proof that I understand the games being played here, and how to dominate them.

But I doubt those who claim their philosophy is that of proof of work will listen.

The thing is, very few people here actually understand proof of work at all.

It's pretty pathetic, the religion that "proof of work" has been bastardized into by some people here.

They're "based" I'm sure.

Well, all your based are belong to me.

Shrug

It's not like it's hard.

Make a little noise, don't overdo it, be a better troll than the trolls who come your way (and only use those skills on the trolls), and make a couple of valuable points along the way.

Even the shitposters play my game.

I have laid out the general path for folks to follow, but they'll need to actively and purposefully apply themselves to the specifics if they want to get to the end goal of a properly healthy culture here.

I really hope they do that work.

I'm only going to be responding to notifications for a while rather than posting root twetches.

I've given some people a taste of the change that might happen here. I've got too much to do to make that change happen myself, and it's not my job anyways.

Oh, Jack doesn't want to be involved in a thread with me. He thinks very poorly of me.

Besides, you should build this yourself.

Sure. That's an option.

I'd suggest you make that a generalized system rather than app specific.

By all means, continue to do so. I said I appreciate it for a reason.

So you have zero recommendations?

It is, so there's still time to 'easily' fix the trajectory.

I think just a curated feed would do the trick. Follow certain people by topics that they post about (using incentivized tags to determine this,) and individually set rules for posts from those you don't follow.

Nothing top-down. All user created.

I'm not shitting on the platform. I've said many times, the foundations here are pretty solid. It's the culture that sucks.

That won't change merely because Twetch is growing. There needs to be a shift away from homogeneity in culture.

Hmm. Now there's a thought. Could every new video be auto-shared to Twetch, with that twetch acting as a base for the comment thread?

Then all comments will be truly unified under a single post, and you may simplify a lot of the development...

I'm here to help.

I want to grow the pie, not merely my slice of it.

You should learn. Worst case, you'll discover you don't like it.

Fair enough.

And yes, the offer always stands.

More than anything, I'm just trying to change the game here by getting people to notice it and start changing it.

I don't have the time or energy to foster the changes myself. Too many other things to get done.

There's room for all of it here. But, the culture is stifling it.

Go for it.

The real question: Should the tag be in the text, or held as metadata in the transaction?

I appreciate that I don't have a damned clue what half the things you guys are saying actually mean.

That's fantastic.

I appreciate good craftwork, whether as a creative process, or a restorative one. I think that's something we need more of these days.

Uh oh, looks like you triple posted that.

Anyways, if they don't fix the cultural homogeneity problem soon, they'll have a much harder time fixing it in the future.

It's time for them to embrace a broader network of users.

Are you interested in learning to code? I can help with that.

That's awesome.

Tell me a bit more about target shooting and your rifle collection. I'm particularly interested in the restorations.

I'm not familiar with Battletech, likely because I have very little existing interest in tabletop games.

I find it ironic that the same people who are blasting miners for not lowering fees, providing certain features, etc. are the ones who are allowing this user experience to continue. Shrug