anon

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The idea of "we need apps" for apps' sake is fundamentally soulless - it's a complete abandonment of the idea the crypto is there to implement specific changes in the world, make it a more free, open and cooperative place. After the last 10 years of internet and crypto, the idea that you don't need to think about this because "whatever you build" just does that as a side effect has taken a serious beating.

At the same time, ignoring apps and focusing on general-purpose is a short term escape strategy - it lets you be in the happy place of thinking that you're helping, while other people figure out the hard stuff.

Both extremes are ultimately futile indefinite-optimism. What we need is specific categories of apps that both (i) actually make the world more free, open and cooperative, and (ii) get organic usage.

And we actually have examples of that! Polymarket is good, also anoncast has a good opportunity to surface the best kind of free speech, while avoiding getting mired in spam and low-quality content.

Build things people need and want 👍

@anoncast has been fun to hack on, but it requires a lot more daily focus to be taken seriously.

1. Proofs must get faster.
2. Content has to be engaging.
3. Wouldn’t hurt to break a couple headlines or two..

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I mean @dwr.eth has been at it for a couple years. It takes more than just being active. 

Some authority and handholding is required.

Proofs getting faster is priority #1, mobile is a must