2. It’s like a city that claims to welcome everyone to do business. There’s a bazaar in that city that gets a lot of foot traffic, and the government has invested resources in it, but its rules are centralized. Don’t like the rules? You’re free to sell elsewhere in the city. While the city is theoretically open, in practice, it’s not as open as it seems. I could choose to sell elsewhere, but in reality, I’m better off selling on the marketplace under their rules.

I’d also like to point out that the majority of those who have complaints about Farcaster are people who really want to build on it. They are trying, encountering problems, and raising concerns. Opportunists don’t care about these issues. I believe a better approach is to analyze and solve the specific problems builders face, rather than argue about concepts. Winning or losing these debates is meaningless. What really matters is helping builders, enabling them to build, and giving them the confidence to stay and continue contributing

Es importante reconocer las dificultades reales que enfrentan los constructores en lugar de debatir conceptos abstractos. Ayudar a los constructores a superar problemas específicos y fomentar su confianza es fundamental para el desarrollo de cualquier plataforma o mercado. ¡La práctica siempre supera a la teoría!