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- In our point of view - the Guild's income can exponentially scale by changing any one of three different levers.
from How YGG Is Changing Gaming by Joel John
We live in a global village of broken barriers and borderless communities. The internet has allowed us to reach across thousands of miles, offering convenience and connection without having to leave the sofa. The problem is that if we spend so long looking out into the distance, we miss what’s close at hand. We spend so lon
... See morefrom The Bantu philosophy of "ubuntu" focuses on the power of community by Jonny Thomson
- A continuous process allows new participants becoming important parts of the ecosystem (participating in new products, governance, etc.) to also be able to capture the similar benefits as legacy users. Lets not punish those later than us on a binary scale, especially if they are coming late and adding more value. You want users who bring the most v... See more
from Improving Community Distribution by Zee Prime Capital
- Knovigator uses an attention market to prioritize what content we see. We can “upvalue” — like upvoting but with small amounts of money — to reward the creator of a message and to boost that message in search rankings.
from Building a social knowledge base with Knovigator by Anne-Laure Le Cunff
- Shared ownership is a characteristic you'll see carried across all areas of Web3, including how we think about companies and incentive structures around how business is done.
from The New Creator Economy - DAOs, Community Ownership, and Cryptoeconomics by Nader Dabit
- Nonetheless, I don't believe that you can build a sustainable marketplace if you don't have the trust of your customers. You can fool users once or twice with pervasive ads and extremely low quality products but you won't retain them overtime. Wish will have to increase its minimum standards and reduce the misleading aspects of certain products/ads... See more
from 🎄 Wish IPO Analysis - Reinventing Ecommerce for the Invisible Half by Alexandre Dewez
- These gray-area business logic questions where recommender systems become just as much of an art as a science, continuing to generate potential content for recommendation, blending it, filtering out negative or prohibited content on the platform to get to a “good” feed of engageable content.
from What we talk about when we talk about The Algo by Vicki Boykis
One thing I’ve been saying often is: when it's 10x easier to fake it than to make it, fakes will always outnumber the truth.
from Sunday Reads #170: Lemon markets, dark forests, and a firehose of malicious garbage.
- Paul Graham points out something Fitbit, GoPro, and Sonos investors have also observed: hardware is hard.
from The Diff | Byrne Hobart | Substack by Byrne Hobart