Favorite takeaway from yesterday's @a16zcrypto CSX talk with @cdixon.eth @jasonr was the reminder that communities are the most powerful force.

- The moat is your community
- You need 1K super fired about contributing
- Surprising how small of a community you need (Wiki 20K)

https://kk.org/thetechnium/1000-true-fans/

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Community is key.

Also circling back to the 1000 true fans theory. Have you heard about it? By Kevin Kelly.

A social network that follows the 90-9-1 rule has around 4500 highly active "creators." How big is the network? How many are "contributors?" How many are "lurkers?"

Answers left as an exercise to the reader.

frames, frames, frames

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relevant https://warpcast.com/horsefacts.eth/0x0ea95ade

about less than 1% of users in your community create 99% of the content the rest consume

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What else would they rather you focus on?

Interesting since I just recently got very different signals from VCs about focusing on community.

wikipedia is 20k people? I would have gusses way wrong

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Guess @mochi-token has crossed this 1k chasm thanks to @antheezy and all other mods