2026-01-18 19:39:42

Recently, the content ecosystem in the crypto community has shown an interesting tension—on one side, a flood of various opinions and chaotic discussions; on the other side, some previously low-profile creators and media personnel are beginning to initiate rectification using new content tools, promoting higher quality content. This change is not necessarily a bad thing, but it feels somewhat unfamiliar. However, I always believe that what Web3 needs most are open voices and frequent sharing. Sharing itself is a form of connection and the vitality of the community. High-quality content will naturally accumulate, and low-quality voices will gradually fade away. Instead of passively waiting, it's better to actively participate—more sharing, more collisions—so the community can truly grow.

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MerkleTreeHugger

· 1h ago

Honestly, the cleanup thing... sounds very high-level, but it also feels a bit too destructive. Quality is important, but don't turn it into censorship of speech, or it'll be the end. It's true that there's a lot of noise, but the real good stuff shines through in these fragments; it all depends on who has the vision. Instead of letting a few people decide what is "high quality," it's better for the market and time to eliminate the real trash—that's what Web3 should look like. The more you share, the more chaotic it becomes, but that's actually how you find the true signals, understand?

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CrashHotline

· 01-18 20:09

Really, instead of waiting for the influencers to organize, it's better for us to speak up more ourselves.

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BridgeTrustFund

· 01-18 20:07

Ha, are we starting content rectification again? It seems like this logic needs to be repeated every cycle. Sharing indeed is vital, but honestly, a mix of good and bad is the norm, right? It’s impossible for all voices to be wise. Web3 doesn’t seek domesticated comfort, but rather the chaotic feeling of wild growth. --- A typical fence-sitting statement, not wanting to offend anyone but also wanting to appear logical. Rectification is one thing, freedom is another; avoiding offending both sides is the real skill of this generation. --- Basically, those with a voice are starting to redefine what "quality" means. --- Hold on, "high-quality content naturally precipitates"? In a saturated information flow? That’ll have to wait until some future date. --- Open voices belong to openness, but trash is still trash. You can’t rectify it without self-awareness.

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Liquidated_Larry

· 01-18 19:54

Honestly, another round of "rectification"? It feels like this kind of thing has to be played out hundreds of times in the crypto world.

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SocialFiQueen

· 01-18 19:52

Hmm... the wave of regulation has emerged, but isn't truly good content still something the community discovers on their own?

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failed_dev_successful_ape

· 01-18 19:49

Basically, it's still about relying on sharing to survive; otherwise, the community will die. Those who want to do "rectification" are overthinking it a bit.

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