We need apps and systems that don't just wedge in a token and distribute/airdrop it to their "community" to serve as exit liquidity for their investors.

Only for the product to die once token is done.

Devs: Start building sustainable products
Users: Get used to paying for them

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I've been thinking about this. But if we combine this with what @dwr.eth  "devs care about decentralization. Users don't". We end  up with the task of creating a web 2 experience on web 3. But why don't just build web 2 then? It'll be easier. What's a clear advantage of web 3 if users don't care about decentralization?

Software engineer @ pinata.cloud. Interested in web3 and games

For instance. I'd like to build a notion-like platform on web 3 so that people can build in public. But unless I can think of a web3 feature that makes it better or at least solves a few pain points that notion doesn't, it doesn't make sense to build it on web 3.

As not every project needs to distribute/airdrop/feed investors