2026-01-11 11:32:38

Interestingly, during discussions around a popular project, community members proposed a creative suggestion. The original theme setting of the project sparked the imagination of netizens, with some even suggesting to reframe it from an opposite perspective — shifting from negative to positive.

Even more interestingly, the project officials responded to this suggestion. This kind of official-community interaction reflects the project's willingness to listen to community voices and participate in discussions. In the crypto project ecosystem, such dialogues often help boost community engagement and increase user stickiness.

Similar creative discussions are common in the Web3 community, and proactive participation from project teams is especially rare. Whether or not the suggestion is ultimately adopted, this open communication approach demonstrates the project's respect for community feedback.

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Ser_Liquidated

· 01-11 13:24

Well... Officially listening to feedback is indeed rare; most projects just dismiss it. --- Turning negatives into positives? Sounds easy to say but hard to do. Can it really be reversed? --- This is the way it should be—only community-driven projects can last long. --- I don't get it. When the community suggests ideas, the official responds. How many projects are this harmonious? --- Reverse positioning is a good move; it all depends on how well the execution is done. --- Always see project teams pretending to sleep; this time they actually woke up. Learned something new. --- Respecting feedback sounds sophisticated, but actually, as long as you're alive, you should listen.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 01-11 12:02

Does the official really listen to advice? This is unprecedented in the crypto world; most projects are a one-man show. I'm impressed, this is the true spirit of DAO. Community suggestions being adopted directly boosts the project's reliability score. The question is, will they actually make changes in the end, or is it just talk? This round of interaction is truly rare; many projects are too lazy to even respond. Gone, gone—another marketing story full of tricks. If a project can listen to the community's voice, I will invest.

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ZeroRushCaptain

· 01-11 11:59

Haha, the official serious response means it's a good project? I think it's just another manipulative move to create hype. --- Community suggestions go from negative to positive? Wake up, this is called public opinion management. I've already been defeated three times. --- Listening to the community's voice—just listen, how many are truly adopted? I'm too familiar with these tricks. --- Enhancing stickiness is about making you reluctant to leave so you can continue to be exploited. --- Open communication and respecting feedback, but in the end, it's still following the official path, just a reverse indicator for the little guys. --- Another "warm-hearted project team," I bet five dollars this is the work of the marketing team. --- Web3 loves this routine: first deceive the community into feeling involved, then cooperate with market hype, creating a perfect closed loop to harvest the little guys.

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JustHereForMemes

· 01-11 11:53

Yeah, the official really listened this time, now that's what I call understanding the community. --- Another project team pretending to listen to opinions, but in the end, still following their own routine. --- Turning negatives into positives? Haha, is it that simple to change your luck? I don't believe you. --- Rare to see the official ignoring the community, this part actually has some substance. --- Web3 is great because you can talk to developers, unlike the traditional fake attitude. --- Wait, wait, wait. Who said it will be adopted in the end? Don't get excited yet, just watch. --- This kind of interaction is the way to build trust, no doubt about it. --- Open communication? Then why have my suggestions never been looked at? Just selective listening.

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ChainSauceMaster

· 01-11 11:34

This project team really has something, proactively responding to community feedback, unlike some projects that don't dare to make a sound at all. Haha, no wonder the community is so active, the official is willing to listen. Is this another reverse positioning? Web3's psychological tactics are played so skillfully, turning negative to positive and boosting the topic engagement to the max. Here we go again, another "value community voices" model. Let's wait and see if they actually adopt it in the end. Projects where the official comes out to chat are indeed rare; give them some praise for this attitude.

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