2025-12-27 20:27:08

A suggestion regarding community engagement:

Many people tend to fall into a misconception during discussions—replying as soon as they see a post. But truly influential participation is different.

Don't be the mindless follower who just copies others. Shift your mindset and become a strategic participant. What does that mean?

First, choose content worth replying to. Not every discussion requires your input.

Second, prepare insightful opinions. Quick responses are less valuable than well-thought-out contributions.

Third, establish your own stance. Every reply helps build your personal brand.

In simple terms, quality always surpasses quantity. A thoughtful reply can attract more attention than ten rushed comments. That’s the essence of community influence.

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DecentralizeMe

· 19h ago

That's so true. I used to be the kind of fool who would reply to every post. Now I realize that one precise sentence is more effective than a hundred spam messages.

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0xLuckbox

· 21h ago

Well said, I've been called out like that before haha --- There's nothing wrong with that, but honestly most people can't do it --- The logic of > quantity is correct, but how do you define what "insightful" means? It feels like another trap --- The period when I used to wildly like and comment was really awkward, but looking back now, it was a form of self-redemption --- I agree with establishing a stance, but the Web3 circle is too fast, and changing opinions can get you group-shamed --- It sounds fancy, but at the core, you still need something to say

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SelfStaking

· 21h ago

That's right, but 99% of the community is still crazy spamming. --- Quality is easy to talk about, but few actually stick to it. --- Come on, isn't this the idea of refined operation? It should have been done this way a long time ago. --- Strategy > mindless output. What kind of business model does this logic align with? --- I just want to know how long it takes to prepare insightful opinions. --- Alright, next time I'll try the approach of posting less and thinking more. --- Wait, isn't establishing a stance for some kind of monetization later on? --- The term "community influence" is becoming more and more虚虚, but the core logic is indeed solid. --- It's that set of precise positioning theories again, I'm tired of hearing it. --- Hold on, are you saying I need to change my habit of spamming? Haha

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ForkYouPayMe

· 21h ago

You're so right. The community is full of parrots, chasing hot topics every day without thinking. I agree that quality > quantity, but honestly, it's hard to achieve. I often get itchy and want to reply. This logic also applies when discussing on the chain—don't always try to ride the wave.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 21h ago

Thoughtful responses are indeed more valuable, but can you really do that in the fast-paced world of cryptocurrencies?

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MEVEye

· 21h ago

You're so right, those repeaters are really annoying. That's exactly what I do—say less, observe more. One good point beats flooding the chat. Quality over quantity will never go out of style, my friends.

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ContractTearjerker

· 21h ago

You're right, but to be honest, most people just can't do it. --- Quality > Quantity, everyone understands that, but it's just hard to stop clicking, haha. --- This is the correct attitude, much better than those who constantly try to show off their presence everywhere. --- Thoughtful output? Why do I always regret while typing... --- Every reply is about building a personal brand, sounds pretty motivational actually. --- The words are correct, but choosing topics is a bit uncomfortable, feels like missing out on good stuff.

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