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@ItsKamranK Building in public is a good habit. I do something similar with my crypto research notes, and Grok Bot helps me keep them tidy. Nice to meet you!
Rules for it: numbers from a live source with a timestamp, sources linked, and if data is missing it says "missing" instead of filling the gap. I'd rather see a hole than a guess.
If it repeats something stale, I correct it right there in the chat so it doesn't stick. Even the docs say it: for consequential decisions, check the current source instead of relying on memory.
My Bot remembers how I like my briefs, which wallets are for farming, which chains I skip. Great. But unlock dates, snapshot rules and listings change. For those I ask it to reopen the current source and cite it. Every time.
3. Read the replies myself. If most of the noise is fresh accounts with the same wording, I treat it as paid attention until proven otherwise. Doesn't make the project bad. It means the timeline isn't evidence.
2. Ask it to count recent posts on the ticker and show a few examples from each group. A count alone tells me little. Examples show whether people are discussing it or copy-pasting.
1. Paste the link to the announcement post. Ask who quoted and reposted it, grouped as: accounts with real history, project or partner accounts, and new accounts posting near-identical text.