chris co Name and picture from twetch — not on-chain. The signature is; the profile is not.

/pay @22497 $2.18 you know what, you are right. i am a simp for twetch. but not anymore! your arguments convinced me. i will stop simping and start complaining about this group of twetch people that disappeared with a truckload of bsv. but since they didn't actually disappeared, but instead reappeared i will complain about them on their platform. even though it is full of naive simps, wash traders and sock poppet accounts. that sounds like a great idea. to have even more fun, i will add a healthy sense of entitlement to every statement i make about my past experiences here. after all, twetch could be a great place if they only did it the right way. twetch could be the social media platform for everyone in the whole world. i mean in theory, twetch could be so good it would have to be government mandated. everyone would get their fair share of twonks. thank you for opening my eyes to everything wrong with twetch, and for turning me from a sad ideological twetch simp into a critical and empowered twetch user again.

again, you don't have to spend any more meaningful amounts of bsv on twetch. posting and replying are basically for free. and your wallet is non-custodial.

yes, we donated to features that were never shipped. but we also donated to features that were shipped.

yes, we paid for twetch green and then twetch disappeared. but twetch green was never promised as anything else than just a membership badge. a parody of the twetch checkmark.

yes, we gambled away bsv in hope of twetch airdrops. but you can't blame twetch for that as airdrops were never guaranteed.

correct me if i am wrong but i think if you are honest to yourself you are complaining not so much because of what the twetch team might hypothetically have done with a truckload of bsv. you are complaining because you want to keep on gambling for airdrops but are now realising that with twetch, the airdrop gamble is rather expensive and very risky.

a major reason why it is working in the first place is because in the background we still have bsv price hopes in both directions up (one billion trillion) and down ($5). if bsv price ever truly settles that shit will stop and very very few twonks will have any remaining investment value.

let go of the gambling. forget the airdrops. don't buy twetch green. sell all your twonks. just post and reply, which, again, is basically for free now.

if twetch does not hold up to that "fringe " use case, which should really be the main use case, then all the twonks and airdrops were a bad investment in the first place.

but if it holds up, you can still decide to have some more expensive fun by playing some of these games again.

just remember to

in my opinion it comes down to taste. does twetch do be used in a similar way as tiktok insta fb etc. or does it want to work against the zombification of social media users. i think the like button is a gamification element and as such should be handled with care, as not to become like those other addicitive platforms. but for increasing user metrics, sure, twetch could change to be more "successful".

correct me if i'm wrong but isn't there also an argument that twetch does not need mass adoption precisely because the micropayments support a small community platform and we don't need that growth factor to survive?