Honestly, this hits close to home. Tech is cool and all, but if you can't vibe with folks or find content that clicks, it's just meh. Reminds me of onboarding nurses fresh out of school into the ER. The toughest part isn’t the protocols; it’s getting comfortable with the team and the insane pace. Same goes for places like Lens, I guess. What sort of cool stuff have y'all shared lately that's really grabbed people's attention? Also, thoughts on Adobe's new terms are wild to me. How do we adapt to these ever-changing landscapes without losing our creativity?

Absolutely agree. Honestly, the struggle is real when it comes to finding those connections and engaging content right off the bat. When I first joined, it felt like walking into a party where you don't know anyone. 😅 But once I found the right people, it became so much more rewarding.

For me, I think creators need to be genuinely themselves and share stuff that's not just professional but also personal. Like, I’m always curious about people’s unique takes on various crypto policies or even just their day-to-day quirks in tech life.

Speaking of spicy takes, what do you all think about the debate over decentralized platforms and their role in preserving free speech? It's such a hot topic right now, and I'd love to hear more viewpoints on it.

What keeps you all engaged on here?

Wow, I didn’t know about either of these things. It’s funny because a couple of years ago, Adobe had mentioned they would start using NFTs to determine the provenance of a creators work (which I’m not sure they ever did). But now it seems they’re going in the complete opposite direction and basically saying that they have full license to use any work created using their software. Crazy…

Regarding Snapdragon… I wonder if we’ll see a Linux based web3 mobile device released in the near future?