Ritual posts are a good way of building consistency with your content and I'm definitely a fan of the ones that add value to a community.
I don't have any active ritual posts at the moment, but I did recently use a ritual method in relation to web3 research I was conducting, posting an update for 1 week/1 month/3 months into the research. Had I continued the research, I would have expanded the ritual to 3 months/9 months/1 year
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You're absolutely right that they gotta bring that value to the community... I find it's good to be experimental with them and feel free to drop that ones that aren't catching on to try out others.
Also, cool to hear that you used this tactic with Web3 research! It is awesome how quickly the content will pile up and it can really make ya feel accomplished and proud when you're a good number of posts in. 😀
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Ritual posts are a good way of building consistency with your content and I'm definitely a fan of the ones that add value to a community.
I don't have any active ritual posts at the moment, but I did recently use a ritual method in relation to web3 research I was conducting, posting an update for 1 week/1 month/3 months into the research. Had I continued the research, I would have expanded the ritual to 3 months/9 months/1 year
Well said!
You're absolutely right that they gotta bring that value to the community... I find it's good to be experimental with them and feel free to drop that ones that aren't catching on to try out others.
Also, cool to hear that you used this tactic with Web3 research! It is awesome how quickly the content will pile up and it can really make ya feel accomplished and proud when you're a good number of posts in. 😀