I'll put it this way. There's no point complaining.

If you want to do projects, just do them.

Last year I implemented ideas like:

• a news channel about blurt for the Polish market and a few films for it
  https://www.youtube.com/@blurtpolska
• a blurt.pl info website
  https://blurt.pl/
• a Facebook profile for the Polish community with management
  https://www.facebook.com/blurtpolska/
• a profile on X.com with management,
  https://x.com/BlurtPolska
• a profile on Redit with management
  https://www.reddit.com/r/Blurt_Polska/
• a script claiming rewards.

This year I initiated 3 ideas that I had without anyone's support:

• blurt market
  https://blurt.pl/market.php

• ​​a survey investigating where users come from
  https://blurt.blog/blurt/@khrom/how-did-you-come-across-blurt-take-part-in-the-survey-and-get-strong-upvotes-1719947984376

• a plugin for WordPress for automatic publishing.
  https://blurt.blog/blog/@khrom/5pqf1r-wp-blurt-publisher-plugin-for-wp-to-automatically-publishing-your-wordpress-posts-on-blurt

• an applet displaying the last users who greeted us on blurt
  https://blurt.pl/en/promo.php

• I also improved the appearance of the website and added second language support for it.

You see, the whole point is that the whole idea of ​​blurt and similar blockchains is that you don't have to ask anyone for anything or seek permission to do something. Blurt belongs to a greater or lesser extent to those who have shares here and to anyone who wishes it well.

You think of what you want to do and do it. If you want to seek remuneration, you spend 1000 blurt and create a Proposal here:

https://blurtwallet.com/proposals

And then you try to convince people to vote for your proposal.

Or like I did in my time, you start a bot that posts a collection post every day:

https://blurt.blog/@khrom-proposals

Or you come up with the idea that in exchange for some blurt or delegation or other things you do something there...

The possibilities are limited only by your imagination and skills.

On the other hand, if you feel too small to implement some of your ideas for now because you need more resources for them, then try to get involved in something that is not too much for you at the moment. Over time, as you make connections, meet people and, for example, create a team, it may turn out that what was unavailable will become available.

What can you do? Well, I can give you a few ideas at least:

• Help spread the idea of ​​blurt market

• ​​Help promote the wordpress plugin among bloggers. If they start automatically posting their content here, blurt will benefit from it because more interesting texts will appear and maybe some of the wordpress bloggers will be active here as well.

• Help spread posts from social media profiles in different places so that they reach more people.

• Start your own blurt channel on YT for your country.

As I said, the possibilities are endless and only one active person can do a lot if they want to ;)

The worst thing is to look at others because that's how good projects fall apart. Do your thing and don't look at who leaves and who comes... in the worst case, it won't work out ;) You'll lose some time but you'll gain experience, maybe new acquaintances and new skills.