@rekt_colbear Sometimes, multiple steps might be legitimately sensible.
But why necessitate requirements gathering from third parties?
Is it a matter of "devs built it but too shy to market it and too broke to buy marketing"? Bollocks.
Communicate in-app. Simple often beats complex.
@WosmoInu Slide a piece of paper under those glass doors to trigger the camera on the other side, unlocking the doors.
There, you can proceed to paint the rock.
@gadikian Actually @gadikian the more I think about this the more I disagree.
If you're the target user base to receive an airdrop (or claim drop), then you 100% have the right to claim. Definitively.
What it isn't, though, is a guarantee that you'll claim.
What if #Cosmos claim drops airdropped the claim instructions as an NFT.
Similar to @OmniFlixNetwork, though if there's gamification like @Sagaxyz__ the info could be on the NFT.
@wormholecrypto steps would've been clear.
@StargazeZone thoughts?
@gadikian New macOS security updates are distributed in-app, though installing those is the user's choice.
Mac users visiting random Twitter posts to learn about security updates isn't required.
High-touch claim drops with exclusivity is just unclean.
@CryptoChem0000@BetterCio@wormholecrypto Expecting people to pay attention to select social platform accounts and react with XYZ steps for a claim drop is honestly a week model.
Add a small window and it's laughable.
Zero chance this approach scales at real-world size.
@TeamKujira
Why does the Orca UI...
1. Not allow a sort on the "My Bids" field?
2. Not have a "my activity" dashboard? If a bid fulfills, how are users supposed to know?
Would raise an issue on your github but ....