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Nikhil Basu Trivedi • 10 Factors To Consider When Evaluating Consumer Subscriptions
Today @tryscroll announced our discovery partner program and @Techmeme as our first discovery partner. Now Scroll members fund both the ad-free content they read and the curators or aggregators that directed them there. Here’s why (thread): https://scroll.blog/2020/07/13/funding-curators-techmeme-becomes-inaugural-discovery-partner/... See more
Tony Hailetwitter.comA friend asked a Busy Guy to lead a project, and instead of saying yes or rejecting it, the Busy Guy said: “I can’t commit to that, but I can commit to thinking about it, and if I come up with something I’m excited about, I’ll do it.”
Such tact in that answer.
-DP
Yet the unpopularity of this strategy once again suggests that politics isn’t about policy, in this matter it is more often about internal norms of group solidarity and intra-group status.
Tyler Cowen • Making the other side better - Marginal REVOLUTION
No doubt there are many unanswered questions. The technology to enable this new model still has a way to go and, for it to be useful for most creators, it will have to become a whole lot less “crypto-y.” Web3 is growing fast, but most creators and consumers just want to create and consume content without having to dive too far down the rabbit hole.... See more
Joey DeBruin • All SaaS Should Be Tokenized — Mirror
The last decade saw the shift from virtual machines and monolithic applications to containers and microservices. This ongoing shift wrestles control away from CIOs, who used to make end all be all vendor choices.
Aashay Sanghvi • OSS Preconditions
Studs - A fresh take on ear piercing & earrings
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First and foremost, community is a big piece of web3. In web3, a community is often established before a product, and products often come out of the community. To start building this community creators often share a roadmap, which is a promise of what the community can expect.