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- Discord is not a strategy. People screaming into a server is not a community. NFTs are not about shitty collectibles and PR inches. If you’re going to explore Web3 as a brand, do it from a place of strong foundations & business acumen, not a broken hype-based playbook.
- Books should be structured as expandable trees. One paragraph summary of each chapter, expandable into summaries of component points/stories, expandable into the full text. Can read the whole book in 5 minutes or 5 hours.
- Things that successful NFT communities do: - Model good behavior - Moderate for tone - Include non-owners - Clearly define values - Curate quality partners - Deprioritize rarity and price - Involve the community in creating art - Steady heartbeat of programing and announcements
Community Design and
I aspire to Isak Dinesen’s way: work a little every day, without hope and without despair. What a way to live! To make! To be!
Life is hard for people who think there are shortcuts
- I love this: “Productivity can only move as a line through time. Creativity can fold time itself.” — @farbood
Companies That Have Successfully Implemented Out-of-the-Box Thinking, via Rory Sutherland:
Octopus Energy
They have a software division called Kraken
They manage utilities in a much more sophisticated pricing environment, like cheaper rates for charging cars after midnight
“It’s very much about marrying supply and demand.” – Rory Sutherland
They have a
- If someone put a gun to my head and said to explain what web3 is, tell my parents I love them.
- Masterworks (art) and Rally Rd (cars) are both startups that securitize alternative assets, but their brands are *so* different A thread...