Speaker 1: You know, when you think about traditional social media, as
Speaker 1: we thought about community in Web two, UM they have
Speaker 1: evolved to um innovate on their algorithms to help you
Speaker 1: determine what you should see, things that you know you
Speaker 1: missed while you were offline, right, And so how do
Speaker 1: you imagine because you just kind of touched on this
Speaker 1: and go deeper, I'm asking, how do you imagine in
Speaker 1: Web three things may be curated so that inside of
Speaker 1: that forty different channels, I'm a part of the things
Speaker 1: I should see. It's still going to determine, Okay, Will
Speaker 1: needs to see this? So I think it's it's it's
Speaker 1: dependent on the cut type of community. Right. So there's
Speaker 1: a lot of these communities in which you guys are
Speaker 1: in this community because you own a certain n f
Speaker 1: T and if you own these n f t s,
Speaker 1: then there's typically some utility that you get from owning
Speaker 1: from having this shared experience of owning this NFC and
Speaker 1: that utility could be a party in New York or
Speaker 1: at a conference, or it could be a discount with
Speaker 1: a retailer. There's all types of things that could be
Speaker 1: contact tickets. You just never know what these um what
Speaker 1: the utility is that that these n f T communities
Speaker 1: are bringing to their members UM. But basically, you know,
Speaker 1: depending on the community, the type of community you're in,
Speaker 1: your administrator or the person that's kind of running the community,
Speaker 1: or the or even the community members, which is something
Speaker 1: we can talk about later about like decentralization and empowering
Speaker 1: the community members to decide what's most important. But it
Speaker 1: depends on the type of community. Because if you're in
Speaker 1: UH an n f T community where their utility, you
Speaker 1: want to make sure and your administrators want to make
Speaker 1: sure that you're not missing any messages, right, that you're
Speaker 1: not missing any of that utility, any of that UM
Speaker 1: any of the perks for joining that community, because that's
Speaker 1: why you're there, right. That's yes, you bought some beautiful
Speaker 1: art maybe UM, but part of the reason why you're
Speaker 1: there is because there's all of these different perks that
Speaker 1: you can get if you're in more of an alpha community,
Speaker 1: which is a community in which you're talking about different
Speaker 1: plays that you can UM invest in to get money
Speaker 1: or to UM join other communities. So in alpha community, UH,
Speaker 1: there there's there may be perks, there may be allowed
Speaker 1: lists and other ways that UM you can benefit from
Speaker 1: being in that community, but the most important messages maybe
Speaker 1: those allow lists, maybe the opportunities for you to learn
Speaker 1: about other projects in which you could potentially make money.
Speaker 1: So I think UM determining what who determines what the
Speaker 1: information UM that you need is is the manager and
Speaker 1: in other cases, which is what we're kind of playing
Speaker 1: with now and looking at the emoji reactions and the
Speaker 1: unique emoji reactions. So if you go into discord, now
Speaker 1: there's messages that could have ten, twenty who knows, you know,
Speaker 1: unique a different emoji so hard eyes, um, heart fire.
Speaker 1: There's all these different things that people are responding to
Speaker 1: messages with and so we're right now we're playing with
Speaker 1: an algorithm that will show us what's most important based
Speaker 1: on how the community quote unquote voted. So they didn't
Speaker 1: necessary really go in and put a poll in, but
Speaker 1: they voted by their engagement. UM. That's something that we're
Speaker 1: trying to play with a little bit. We just started
Speaker 1: and we're noticing that each community is so different communities.
Speaker 1: Some communities are faster, Some communities right really long messages.
Speaker 1: Some communities have thirty emojis, Like it's it's really interesting
Speaker 1: to see the difference um, but I think what we're
Speaker 1: talking about now about letting the community decide and looking
Speaker 1: at the unique reactions and how people are reacting, letting
Speaker 1: that be what's most important is the next phase. It's
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