Here's an interesting thing: while scrolling through Discord last night, I suddenly realized that after spending three months in this NFT community, my identification has transformed from a newbie who was desperately seeking an Allowlist to an "experienced player" whom others message for advice.
I remember when I first joined, I was completely clueless about all the rules and gameplay. Now, new members actually come to ask, "How do you use this feature?" "How do you participate in that activity?" This transformation from being helped to being able to help others feels quite wonderful.
I have to say that some NFT communities really give people a sense of belonging. It’s not just as simple as buying and selling avatars; it’s more about meeting a group of people with common interests during this process, gradually transforming from a bystander to a participant, and eventually being able to answer questions for newcomers.
This is probably the charm of Web3 community culture - everyone has gone through the stage of starting from scratch and is willing to share their experiences with those who come later.
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OnChainSleuth
· 54m ago
The beginning of everything is the hardest.
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GateUser-a5fa8bd0
· 14h ago
Just get it done, brother.
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OptionWhisperer
· 14h ago
It hasn't been easy along the way.
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gas_fee_trauma
· 14h ago
Participation is the key.
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LiquidityWhisperer
· 14h ago
Only by watching and helping each other can we win.
Here's an interesting thing: while scrolling through Discord last night, I suddenly realized that after spending three months in this NFT community, my identification has transformed from a newbie who was desperately seeking an Allowlist to an "experienced player" whom others message for advice.
I remember when I first joined, I was completely clueless about all the rules and gameplay. Now, new members actually come to ask, "How do you use this feature?" "How do you participate in that activity?" This transformation from being helped to being able to help others feels quite wonderful.
I have to say that some NFT communities really give people a sense of belonging. It’s not just as simple as buying and selling avatars; it’s more about meeting a group of people with common interests during this process, gradually transforming from a bystander to a participant, and eventually being able to answer questions for newcomers.
This is probably the charm of Web3 community culture - everyone has gone through the stage of starting from scratch and is willing to share their experiences with those who come later.