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I welcome you to my blog. As we all know, the hive zealy campaign is still going on. If you don't know about it, you can visit to get all the details, and to join the campaign, you can follow here. Let's market hive together and let the web 2 users know there's something going on here. So far, it has been an amazing and interesting week. I missed out on the last Zealy campaign, but not this time.
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After listening to the space with @breads alongside other web3 users that co-hosted the space, I could not help but fall in love with web3 technology even more. In the first hour of the space, a lot was shared by experienced Web 3 users who were more focused on how to keep a community engaged after mint, different amazing opinions were brought to the table and ironed out. One of the major points mentioned is the importance of communication in the community, even after mint, engagement between users, and an update on the project to be shared with the community.
From the space, I was made to understand that every member of the community who wants the community to grow will not expect to be compensated for engaging in the community. The engagement from members is what keeps the community from vanishing, just like in the case of Inleo. The founders have been up and doing to ensure the community thrives and grows.
Also, I heard that it's not really a good idea for community owners to direct holders on what to do and what not to do; instead, community owners should lead by example. Instead of telling the holder what they should or shouldn't do, give them a sense of belonging. With that sense of belonging, they get to value the community, and in that way, they engage the community even without being told because they now see the value of the community. For a community to thrive after mint, both owners and members must come together and work as one.
I also heard a speaker talk about NFT and compare it to Web 3. Assuming he was on an NFT project but sold his own when it hit $10, he's out of the project, but it's not so on Web 3 since we are always together trying to make sure our community thrives, more like there's no out for Web 3 users; the unity is what keeps the community going after mint. A community on Discord where you get rewarded with a banana for visiting the community, and if you gift a user a banana, you get rewarded as well. Users will for sure engage in communities like this since a reward is attached, but for the engagement to be top-notch, they must have the best interest of the community at heart.
You can allow community members to participate in decision making; don't just make decisions for communities without waiting to hear the opinions of members. That way, the community stays alive. Engaging members with quests and contests can as well help a community stay alive. A speaker suggested movie nights on Discord, which is also a very good idea. After every movie night on Discord, members can share their reviews of the movie. Also, giveaways well, who doesn't like giveaways? The giveaways will keep the people coming back.
In summary, to keep a community alive after mint, the founders shouldn't be the only decision-makers. Giving members the opportunity to share their opinions can help a community thrive. The thriving of a community is not solely dependent on the management team but is completely dependent on how the management team and community members work hand in hand to keep the community alive. If you wish to listen to the space, you can visit here
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