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Definitely feels like a necessary part of the process.

The more we form distinct cultures, the more diverse types of people we can attract to the platform.

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For sure - it’s fun to see nascent groups start forming in pockets

I think a big play would is to court the old Tumblr crowd.

Channels for niche nerd chatter, paragraph for publishing fan fiction, frames for free minting fan art.

It seems like a natural fit for those types of online communities.

So the next question is why are they rabidly anti-crypto?

Can we pinpoint that and change the narrative?

Most of my female normies friends either see crypto as an elaborate Libertarian scam or they simply don't know anything about it at all.

We don't have to lead with "crypto", we can lead with "paid moderation" and owning your own posting history.

Idk i feel like those parts of the internet are so rabidly anti crypto that it will be hard to convince them to hang out here