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A creator always does something to the masses: entertain, persuade, manipulate, etc. But an overwhelming amount of discourse puts the artist, content creator, or public-facing cultural contributor first. The agent. The one in control.
What’s less discussed is the other direction of this relationship: WHAT CAN AN AUDIENCE DO TO A CREATOR?
Matt Klein • Page Not Found
WAGMIL “We’re all going to make it” is my favorite crypto meme in years. It says “we’re still early” without coming across like an obnoxious, early MLM punter. It’s a memeable twist on the famous Balaji quip, “win and help win”, which is a personal favorite. And it embodies more mission alignment and altruism than another crypto twitter favorite “U... See more
Ryan Selkis • Crypto Theses for 2022
That passive mass audience on which so many political and economic institutions depended had itself unbundled, disaggregated, fragmented into what I call vital communities: groups of wildly disparate size gathered organically around a shared interest or theme.
Martin Gurri • The Revolt of The Public and the Crisis of Authority in the New Millenium
Village Global's Venture Stories on Apple Podcasts
podcasts.apple.com‘Community’ is essentially our duty to care for what we share together. Self care puts the responsibility on us as individuals, to address what are essentially systemic social issues. Community care moves us away from that, toward a model of shared accountability.
Lauren M Taylor • Community is the New Moat
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