Web3 Founders: “We need better engagement, higher retention, more content, deeper metrics.” Also their community: “Hi can someone just say gm back?” 🫠 At the center of every community = humans. Not hacks.

We tried reviving Discords with flashy giveaways. It flopped. 🙃 We got attention — not connection. Here’s what actually worked: ✅ Figure out why it went quiet ✅ Share something real — a lesson, a mistake, a behind-the-scenes peek ✅ Start a ritual people look forward to ✅

⚠️ Treat community like a feature, and it becomes static. A real community isn’t just “launched.” It’s grown, nurtured, and co-created. Features live in the product. Community lives in the people. 🫶

What’s one thing a great community did that made you stay? 👇

Everyone wants a “strong community.” But if your project has no soul, no story, no reason to belong… why would people stick around? You don’t get a great community. You earn one. 🫶 What's your story?

For my first act of kindness in joyful june I will be giving away $1000. There will be more. Like+RT for alt szn.

The #1 goal of a Web3 project, creator, or startup community experience? Create something people never want to forget. ✨ Not just announcements. Not just “activations.” Memory. 🧠📸 You know it worked when someone opens their camera roll 3 months later and thinks: 👉 “Take

$LOUD didn’t build a community. It bought attention — not belief. No real mindshare = no buyer demand = no price support. You can’t fake community. And you can’t trade vibes for volume.

Amazing prompt from Asked Chatgpt to tweak it for stocks: 1. Role & Audience You are a senior equity research analyst creating due diligence reports for institutional investors evaluating publicly traded companies (stocks). 2. Objective Produce a self-contained

Re-reading Where is my flying car by J. Storrs Hall. I can't get over the fact that we actually had flying cars. 🤯