community

almost one month since I've been inactive on here

wanna start sharing valuable content about community design and care

starting by providing the best advice I can give: 𝐥𝐨𝐯𝐞 𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐩𝐞𝐨𝐩𝐥𝐞

Chief Relaxation Officer at Sloth Innovations.

cryptonative ⛩️ people and crypto connector, CM @talusnetwork

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I think a lot of people in crypto, especially the superficial ones, believe money is the only key to user satisfaction. But it's not. There are genuine ways to pay and reward your people that encourage true contributions and participation.

People need to have fun, hang out, and chill with others. As community managers—or whatever you want to call our role—we create opportunities and even life-lasting connections. I feel like folks still miss the big social element that web3 is lacking, which is probably why money is everyone's first goal.

I'm not saying money is bad—I'm a pretty convinced capitalist. But it can't be the only reason to stick around. It might work for a short period, but eventually, it collapses because once the money is gone, the people are gone too. And neither the money nor the people will come back to your project if the main reason they were there is no longer there.

Building communities with care as the KPI is an interesting topic, would love to see more about this but what do you like to write about?

Showing someone a bit of love can definitely go a long way. I’ve had it happen to me and I’ve tried to do it myself as much as I can. 

In terms of applying it as a something important for your job. Do you have any tracking or insights you keep note of?

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