Coop on Warpcast

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@coopahtroopa.eth

One question I challenge founders to ask themselves - is this concept simple enough for everyone to understand?

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Sometimes we feel like it is simple enough, but it isn’t Nothing like talking to people or even better, seeing the data

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when you start explaining your project like: so, it's a platform that... you know smth is wrong

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This is the hardest question

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Simplicity and ease of use should be a top priority.

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Special Agent Royo

You mean like crypto?

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yes, sure! let me explain again.. it's a universal intersubjective work token towards the open verifiable digital commons. 😅 hahah

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No. And it shouldn’t be.

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Eliott Mogenet 🎬

Best founders master the art of making complex ideas simple.

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No, still don’t have a good way of boiling down for people who don’t have a level of context (eg a rough understanding of how video games work)

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I still like the mum/mom test even though there is no chance my mum is the target user or would ever use one of my products as an early adopter - she’s still not on Facebook…

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Yeah. They should usually ask themselves: Can I explain it to a 5 years old kid?

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more simple, much value.

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@selliballi.eth

Genuine idea i think, simplicity leads to mass adoption thereby enhancing the usage of apps/protocols/etc.

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