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RE: Running a Community - Ideas????????
Your ideas seem very good to me. Depending on how expensive it would be to create and maintain them, I would consider adding a SMT into the mix, to be able to control the parameters of the economy. The risk of having your own SMT, as a small community if there isn't purchase power or will, is the SMT value will continuously drop, as we have seen for many tribe tokens. Not that it would be a difference compared to what's been happening with STEEM price or other alts in the bear market.
About attracting non-steemians, they are of two types, as we know:
- early adopters, who prefer to try new products before others do, and they may be interested in trying communities, SMTs when they are launched
- mainstream users, who will mostly try a product at the invitation of someone they follow and trust, and then by word of mouth. But if the product they try is not easy to use, it better be really useful, and that only compensates for a while.
thank you for the kind words @gadrian. As you know, I am considering an smt but it will be a while before I make any moves on that, if I do at all.
bring new people won't be easy, that's for sure, however, I will give it my best shot and see how it goes. nothing ventured nothing gained.