So I posted about my social network idea a few days ago, but I feel like I didn't explain it well enough. Let me give you a clearer picture.
Thoughts on a New Privacy-Focused Social Network in Crypto?
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CalmFalconMember
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#2Apr 4, 2019, 01:39 PM
How did you even come up with this concept? It just seems like there are so many challenges, especially if you're mixing social media and a marketplace together. Seems like a big undertaking, you know?
Totally with you on that. A demo would go a long way to show what you're actually building. Plus, I think there are already platforms out there doing similar things.
By the way, do you even have the domain for this? I checked, and it looks like starcrypt.com is already taken. Better lock down a domain soon.
Nah, I don't have the domain yet. Just focusing on building the structure for now. But I know I need to figure that part out before going public.
Gotcha, makes sense. But just so you know, if you pick the right domain, it’s key for branding. You probably should grab something soon.
Thanks for the input! I didn't realize the domain was such a big deal. I might just go for a.org if it's available.
Good choice! And just a heads up, domain extensions matter. Like.casino wouldn't make sense for your project at all.
Yeah, I'm not feeling the.pro vibe either. It sounds too corporate for what I’m hoping to create.
CalmFalconMember
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#10Apr 7, 2019, 09:40 AM
Exactly, and you should really think about rebranding if the domain doesn’t fit. A lot of crypto projects do that anyway.
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#11Apr 7, 2019, 03:12 PM
Best advice ever! Just focus on building the platform. If it's good enough, people will remember "StarCrypt" without stressing over the domain.
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