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Les Greys
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Mmh, makes me think how important it is to prioritize aspects of a product more intentionally because the segment of business it falls on. But also, Likely, 80% of users of social products mainly use it regardless of branding, but the aesthetic of the product itself can draw in early crowds that skew towards very particular branding. Setting early culture. Regardless of what dwr says, the Arc de Farcaster was a very early win in branding which helped draw in good taste, as well as other decisions I think they made, branding and not. It's indicative of some of the major players here. I think most of them have great brand-ability.
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