over the years in the crypto industry, the open chat rooms hosted by the development team etc, turned into more of a liability.
So much attention was on trying to manage expectations, mostly poaching, intense useless FUD rather than constructive contributions to the project.
After analyzing the environment the more successful projects out there did not operate a chat room, and only offshoots of marketing teams that supported the project from a different angle, and not one at attacking individuals.
And it is incessant, and it is annoying to deal with, even counter productive.
If someone wants to operate the community discord, that is up to them. But, as a core community we must focus on real strategies for PR and marketing, and not be forced into managing and being at the center of managing a chat room that literally any anonymous squirrel will join, we do not gain any content productivity and loads of FUD.
It has disheartened many people over the years, and it has also made our efforts to go directly to dealing with incessant trolling.
We have this discussion forum, and as I said. If you feel that you need a chatroom to talk in, and have something beneficial you can add the community in that way.
It is a shame that we did not utilize this forum enough over the years and focused on the chatroom.
Our project liquidity wise is literally on rock bottom (referring to exchange trading, and pricing)
I don’t see any analysis or precedent that anything will change because we keep a discord chat room open: re: other successful projects are not focused on this chatroom strategy at all, why should we be?