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1. Weekly content thread

Why: (not mine)
Pros: generate more attention for ourselves
Cons:
I haven’t 100% nailed what should be in this. I personally have what I’m interested in, but I’m pretty sure not all of it is suited to Nascent brand! And I would need to get it reviewed
Makes sense to have reviews at the beginning, but that is not long-term sustainable. This really should be ironed out so that anyone who sees our Twitter can then see other people’s content and immediately think that it belongs in the thread
There’s some weeks where it really makes sense for me to watch the market, not content. Also, if this is for builders, I really can’t be the one to source all the time?
To-dos:
Exercise - what’s the most singular version of this? Like, nosleepjon was very blatantly - longform content only
If the thread is for builders, in its most constrained form, what would we want people to tag the Nascent Twitter for?
Github code?
Security reviews?
Advice from founders?
Can also add more, but it has to be dead simple that it’s clear, immediately, on sight that this is “ours.”
Alternative exercise is to imagine what a template for it would look like?

2. Portco job openings roundup

Why: A lot of these are things are links to a general job-board, so I was envisioning a thread of direct links and better context of the projects
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Pros: Lots of pros - relevant in a bear market, subtly showing off our portfolio (or introducing it into a new audience), and hey, they are well-capitalized to build and execute. Keep eye out for what they might be doing next!
Cons: I don’t know how regular this can be, so factored that it into making a more high-effort version
To-dos: I don’t know if they are hiring, but someone has to keep an eye out for it or make it explicit that we intend to do something like this

1. Weekly content thread
2. Portco job openings roundup
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