The cognitive dissonance is strong here..

MM continually asserts that increasing the supply of content is of grave importance, yet does absolutely nothing to attract new users/content creators

(And attracting new users doesn't require marketing!)

I like running, poker and oysters | Founder, Social Forensics (SocialForensics.com) | Berkeley & UPenn | Learning to listen

> yet does absolutely nothing to attract new users/content creators

how do you know what we are or are not doing?

Based on what I (and others) can see

What efforts have been made by MM to attract new users/content creators? (please note this is different than efforts focused on retaining current users)

I spend most of my day talking to current and potential users to try to understand pain points. And then solve those through product. :)

So by definition you're not going to see that work.

Founder time is a significant commitment of resources.

We're in discovery mode, so any formal program or process is unlikely to be high ROI.

I am not asking about the internal process, Dan (though I commend the time you spend speaking with users, both current and potential!)

Your discovery process aside, I am asking about tangible things you can point to where MM has made efforts/committed resources to attracting new users/content creators