The number of stars on GitHub, the download volume of package managers, and the ecosystem certification badges... all tell one fact: true consensus comes from community choice, not top-down enforcement.
Instead of waiting for recognition before starting a project, it's better to invest in building it first. Certificates and badges come later.
Open source software drives the development of the entire ecosystem, while standards and certifications lay the foundation for trust. The two complement each other.
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StakeTillRetire
· 19h ago
Let's do it first. Star counts and download numbers are achieved through effort, not by waiting for them to happen.
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 19h ago
Community consensus is indeed reasonable, but to be honest, it's about taking action first and discussing later. Stars and badges are just superficial; the real solution lies in effective code that can truly solve problems.
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HodlOrRegret
· 19h ago
Let's do it first, badges are just superficial. The community votes with their feet, and stars don't lie.
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WalletInspector
· 19h ago
Build first, then talk. Stars and download numbers will come naturally. Those certifications and such only carry weight if you actually create something.
The number of stars on GitHub, the download volume of package managers, and the ecosystem certification badges... all tell one fact: true consensus comes from community choice, not top-down enforcement.
Instead of waiting for recognition before starting a project, it's better to invest in building it first. Certificates and badges come later.
Open source software drives the development of the entire ecosystem, while standards and certifications lay the foundation for trust. The two complement each other.