I've been in crypto for almost three years, and this is the only place I'd like to stay so far. literally everything I see you doing differently (your testnet and community relations were different than any I've seen before, and they were not few). you (Monad) probably have something of the rebel archetype. And that's a good thing. Because the thing is, I've never been interested in tweeting or the community around projects. Or rather, I tried, but my attempts were rather disappointing - Berachain, discouraged me from getting involved in communities for a while. And when I got into monad I realized that I had found something interesting.... my only regret is that I didn't have the opportunity or the inclination to do it a year earlier.
about saddened testers: I as well as some others have a theory and hope that this is just a part of your marketing and calculations, otherwise the whole distribution of airdrop goes against your warm attitude to the community.
I spent more than 50 hours to fill out reviews for Shark Tank and 7 days to write a detailed report on 13 pages on this event, which I sent on the platform Tally, in order to earn Full Access and confirm that I am a human being. Is it realistic for testers who don't tweet and work 8-10 hours - chances are slim. And because of the lack of FA's to deprive them of a possible reward for testing the network, I don't consider it a show of loyalty to your community.
I don't know what others think or feel, but my intuition rarely lets me down and one of my problems is I rarely listen to it. But this time I will listen to it because Monad has awakened in me a desire to write songs, a desire I thought I had lost (in the last 3 years, I haven't written a line, which is not like me at all). In the monad community I found an idea of what I can do and how exactly I can be useful. I hope I will be. And I hope I'm not wrong in my choice.