Who's stealing whose money? Bringing communities to Blurt Blog isn't investing in Blurt? Taking care of every image uploaded isn't investing in Blurt? Maintaining a frontend, a wallet, RPC nodes isn't investing in Blurt? Offering user support and free account creation on Discord isn't investing in Blurt? Working on Blurt's core and Nexus module isn't investing in Blurt? Developing a mobile application isn't investing in Blurt? Well, I'll stop there, because we won't be here all day. I think you're an excellent curator, which proves that you're rigorous, objective and know how to find and analyze information, hence my surprise about this comment.
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Yes, of course I know! But I mean a bigger vision, I'm just talking from my personal experience, but go with the exchanges to create some agreement to include Blurt in their applications (they charge money but the founders can somehow get that money to pay them), give Blurt more visibility to the masses, invest in advertising somehow in important portals like coinmarketcap or coingeko. I am not a developer, but a proposal to include videos to Blurt natively, or from some other application, but that videos can be included in Blurt. Even a native translator in Blurt for the content, remove those tags from the main screen, put something useful, like cryptocurrency prices. I think it's perfect what you do to attract new users so they can register easily in Blurt and I respect your work. You need to go beyond the platform, but you need a lot of economic resources for that. I hope I make myself understood, best regards.
And to all that, these are just ideas that I share in order to improve our Blurt experience and attract more users.
And with much respect I do not agree that money is going from the platform in things that are not development. Everything else in agreement. Blurt needs to be viewed, in some way, globally.