I've entered the Nouns x Kiwi Writing Contest attempting to answer @seneca question about Nouns becoming a household name and the face of crypto. 

Upvotes on @kiwi are appreciated if it's worthy. 

Here it is:

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I've entered the Nouns x Kiwi Writing Contest attempting to answer @seneca question about Nouns becoming a household name and the face of crypto. 

Upvotes on @kiwi are appreciated if it's worthy. 

Here it is: https://paragraph.xyz/@bradq.eth/nouns-a-household-name

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Interesting read. I have slept on Nouns early on, and now, although I have gotten to know many nounish people, it is still unclear to me what nouns really is. Or better: what it means to be nounish. And I fully agree with you, that that is the key question were Nouns to become a household name. Disney = family entertainment. The Nike Swoosh = athletic performance/just do it mentality. Nouns and Noggles = ....

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Thanks for the interest and feedback, Arjan! I think a lot of your question goes to the insider/outsider dynamic of communication. Nouns can function really insider-ish with language, culture, explanations and either lose the outsider or make it harder for them to hang around and become and insider.