Memes and indie devs can move fast and break things. It's easier to just try things when no one expects them to work every time. That's why it's good to be welcoming to these smaller things as well. @enosys_global can't just try stuff because it seemed cool. We need developers on the network who can do that too. That's why I started my defitools website. That's why I like seeing builders like @flareforward, @_DigitalDynamix, @fcatflare, and all of the others. Is everyone that builds something going to make it perfect and have success with everything they build? No. But lack of success should come with appreciation for trying, and encouragement to try again. I remember back during the COVID lockdowns, there was a huge push in my area to buy local and support local businesses. I paid money for things that I could get cheaper or better quality elsewhere because I wanted those small businesses to know that we wanted them to survive and stay a part of our community. I try to do the same on @FlareNetworks, spending from a small fun money budget just to try new things and let people feel that excitement of having new users. No one wants to visit a town that the locals don't even enjoy. Just a thought.