being good at posting is a valuable skill for a founder to have. if they don't have it, they should put time into cultivating it

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dwr is such a good example of this

dan is obviously a talented operator and a founder with vision, but 99.99% of people he interacts with won't see that overtly (they'll experience it, using warpcast)

but everyone will see what kind of poster he is

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curious to hear what you both say about this!

feel like if you replaced "posting" with "writing" or "communication" would make this pretty universally accepted, but I've encountered a "don't have time for that" attitude from a bunch of founders who try to outsource the posting to ghost writers (my old job!) or other people

@adrienne and I  just talked about this in our next module on culture for /gmfarcaster101 (coming out Wednesday). So agree that the founders who interact earnestly are such a gift to us here.

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It’s a hard skill I think the experts at it are very impressive