I originally wanted to look at something else today, but as I kept scrolling, I ended up seeing Red Hare again.

Honestly, it isn’t the kind of project that suddenly goes viral—there’s no overwhelming, everywhere-at-once promotion, and no particular big-name influencer dragging it. It just slowly, every now and then, shows up in front of you. Today you scroll past one post, two days later you see another—you’re not intentionally looking for it, but it always somehow lands in your information feed.
This kind of pace is actually pretty great. Projects that get too hot tend to burn out quickly, but this slow-and-steady approach makes it easier to remember. You won’t rush in right away, but every time you see it, you pause and think: Oh, it’s still here—it’s still moving forward.
So I won’t rush to say whether it’s good or bad. Just keep following the project’s rhythm. Being able to consistently show up in front of your eyes is, in itself, not something easy.
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