Sure, the algorithm isn't perfect and it desperately needs work. But here's the difference—you actually get to watch us iterate and improve it openly, not behind closed doors. The real win isn't having all the answers; it's showing your work. Most social platforms? They hide their problems and hope nobody notices. We're doing the opposite. Flawed but honest beats polished and opaque every single time.
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Degen4Breakfast
· 8h ago
What's wrong with an imperfect algorithm? At least be honest. It's much more honest than those platforms hiding in the shadows pretending to be perfect.
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SelfCustodyIssues
· 8h ago
This transparency is indeed rare, but it feels like just marketing talk... Has the open-source code really been released?
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CryptoWageSlave
· 8h ago
Even if the algorithm has flaws, daring to openly discuss it is indeed somewhat better than those platforms that dodge and hide.
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TokenStorm
· 8h ago
Backtesting data shows that this kind of "transparent iteration" tactic is actually exactly the same as those DAO projects in 2021... In the end? Most of them have become just a facade for community self-entertainment. But to be fair, at least it's much more honest than those platforms that manipulate from the shadows, and I do appreciate that.
Sure, the algorithm isn't perfect and it desperately needs work. But here's the difference—you actually get to watch us iterate and improve it openly, not behind closed doors. The real win isn't having all the answers; it's showing your work. Most social platforms? They hide their problems and hope nobody notices. We're doing the opposite. Flawed but honest beats polished and opaque every single time.