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RE: On the management of Gridcoin's social media and public image
It was very long indeed but very good.
Not always that easy to flip page, the history would still be there and if they spent many hours to create something with from community to community.
This is clearly not easy but worth the effort to fight for to keep it. It is good if members do not close door and instead stay open in communications.
You would do great work to twitter but to limit it done could push other members out and create a big gap to community.
I think it would be good if the OPs of twitter could listen to members and have an effect on what should should be posted to media.
It's 3k words, 9 pages in word, how and where am I supposed to start responding to this? It'll take me the next like 2 hours to process and respond at least which is crazy.
Actually no. Just to test your theory I put the entire contents of this post into Hemingway, an online writing tool. It gave the following results for the text:
13 minutes is a little short of 2 hours. Perhaps if you don't have time to read a 13 minute proposal you (and vortac) shouldn't be advocating for users to submit their own proposals.
I guess if it's not tldr'ed into a nice 1 paragraph segment no one will read anything around here...
I'm dyslexic, I don't read at that pace, plus it takes more than 13 mins to write a response to a 3k word article point by point. I've spent the last 4 hours on two posts, that's time taken away from valuable projects for pretty much no point.
You dont have to downvote people for that. It's kind of a dickish move.
hey @cm-steem, remind me again are you going out to public events representing grc? bcs if you do, you won't go far with this kind of attitude.
Make your own mind up:
What are you doing to represent GRC? The above were out of my own pocket & were done not as an official representative. I probably won't do these again in the future. I'm uninterested in 'going far' if it involves zero pay and 24/7 harassment from anonymous individuals - there's far better options out there in terms of work.
So we've resorted to flagging to silence dissent now. Delightful.
When it comes to discrimination, sure.