On the recent BAYC discontent...We have a saying in Mexico: “La ropa sucia se lava en casa.” Dirty laundry is washed at home. A lot of the people who feel negative about the projects they hold would be well served by following that advice. Community feedback is an important part of web3. But this space is so reflexive and emotional that when people publish essays aimed at leadership on the TL, the criticism spreads far beyond its intended audience. It creates a negative aura around the project and its community. Personally, I think the current FUD is unwarranted, and I have a lot of appreciation for what Figge and the team are doing. This is a difficult business, people working honestly and with high integrity deserve our support. But even if I were one of the people up in arms today, what good does it do the Club to blast its problems to the world on X? There are functional gated Discord chats where communication is more efficient and you can have a proper dialogue without unrelated third parties jumping in. My brothers and sisters in Christ, I know many of you mean well, but you are not helping your bags, which I assume is only adding to the discontent. You know when people blast their significant others on social media and it gives you the ick about both of them? Well, that is what you are doing right now. You want the Club to grow. You want prices to climb again. You want the events to be desirable. But man, nobody wants to join a Club whose members are publicly bitter about being in it. You have one of the best teams in web3. They listen to feedback and work their asses off. Be a Club, mfers. I know some of you hated the Hells Angels comparison, but I will tell you what: Why do bikers want to join the Angels? Because from the outside, they have a reputation for being tough, badass mfers. I am sure they have internal differences and problems. Do you see them writing essays about them online? Anyway, this applies to every NFT IP project. Meebits included. Holders are the first line of marketing and defense.