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Pirates is funny. Brewers glove is great but it is similar to the current logo.
That's a cool format. I will check it out. I was like you and thinking it was just another hospital drama so I didn't bother.
Yeah Kittle won't get 4 years but he will get the AAV. He might get 3 years. He is signed for 1 more so 3 after that would take him to 35.
I think it is fine to call agreed on protections humans rights even though they may not be but if we are going to do that I think they should be very limited and there should be serious push back against those that seek to bastardize the threshold for what a right is for personal or political gain.
I have difficulty with the term human right. Both because the way it is used politically to try and decree everything as a right and philosophically because are there truly any human rights? Sure we have agreed on protections but do we really have a right to them?
Anyways, whatever human rights actually are self defense should be one of them.
I didn't even notice this job posting on the first of the month. Awesome position.
Can I make a suggestion? I think before any SN growth plan is created or executed, a fact finding mission needs to take place. Typically I would be more of a let's try a bunch of stuff out and see what sticks kind of guy but I think the community has brainstormed some great ideas about how to market and grow SN that can and should be tested out.
I am stuck on a few road blocks though.
- Why don't more bitcoiners, who I consider low hanging fruit, use SN?
- Why do so few new users seem to stick around and become regulars or power users?
- Why don't popular Bitcoin content creators use SN more often? (btc_sessions and joenakamoto link their youtube videos occasionally and carlbmenger posts his blogs but you would think more would want to share their work on SN)
- Why do people who do AMAs rarely seem to come back and become a user of SN?
- Why do some power users on other platforms only use SN sporadically (I see a few regulars from nostr and bitcoin twitter that will pop in to participate in a sports contest but don't stick around and engage more broadly)
- SN has changed a lot since the early days. How can we get early users who may have left due to lack of content they liked or engagement on their posts/comments to have a second look?
I think before creating a growth plan there would be value in figuring out the answers to these questions and what the current perception of SN is amongst people have tried it but didn't become regular users.
Just my thoughts on the matter.
I am a firm believer everyone should have an outlet (a positive one). Whether it be sports, working out, playing music, writing, creating art. Especially for busy people who are under a lot of stress. They need something to release that into.