building things is hard. it rarely goes how you expect it to. and those on the outside don’t know what constraints you’re working with. or why something they think is easy is actually difficult or impossible.
the number one problem our space has, and there is no close second, is how emotionally debilitating it is for builders and innovators to create anything here. the risk is rarely worth the reward.
keep going
@Rhynotic. we need a lot more people like you in web3, not less.
ct is becoming super vile and it's easy to feel like everyone is out to get you / wants you to fail
then you go to things like Marfa, and you're reminded that most people here are awesome, passionate, and rooting for you
you can spend hours just reading constant hate tweets on any topic, or even about yourself if you have any sort of following
people (and bots) will tweet for engagement the second something goes wrong, and be back in dms and praising you on the timeline after you're back on top. there's a reason many creators/developers have stopped tweeting, it takes a huge mental toll to just stick around
it is important to remember that most people don't create anything. most haven't launched an idea. most haven't deployed a smart contract that can hold tons of money and be exploited at any second even if you've checked everything
if you stop tweeting they win. if you stop working they win. if you stop innovating they win.
we will win.
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