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- Rule number one for how to build great communities: put the success and value of your prospective members first.
from People Powered: How Communities Can Supercharge Your Business, Brand, and Teams by Jono Bacon
- All together, there’s a clear path to $50T, and a plausible path to $100T.
from $100 Trillion by Kyle Samani
- The competitive disadvantages of decentralization are so immense that it only works if the offered incentives (economic, cultural) outweigh those disadvantages.
from Web3's Great Gambit: Incentives for the Almost Impossible by Jonathan Glick
- If writing down your ideas always makes them more precise and more complete, then no one who hasn't written about a topic has fully formed ideas about it. And someone who never writes has no fully formed ideas about anything nontrivial.
from Putting Ideas Into Words by [
- 4. New platforms
from Distribution and conversion models for consumer startups by Talia Goldberg
- Most people think of demanding and supportive as opposite ends of a spectrum. You can either be tough or you can be nice. But the best leaders don’t choose. They are both highly demanding and highly supportive. They push you to new heights and they also have your back.
from demanding.php by rkg.blog
- We’ve spent the last few decades getting to the point that we can now give everyone on earth a cheap, reliable, easy-to-use pocket computer with access to a global information network. But so far, though over 4bn people have one of these things, we’ve only just scratched the surface of what we can do with them. There’s an old saying that the first ... See more
from What comes after smartphones? — Benedict Evans by Benedict Evans
We usually rely on a mix of spatial memory and well-written labels to find what we need in this kind of interface. But that only goes so far. At some point, we have to find ways to help users navigate apps outside of graphical menu bars, mystery icons in toolbars, and tabbed settings panels.
from Command K Bars by Maggie Appleton