Back to collectionAttention After the ARB Airdrop
The ARB airdrop was still drawing attention. Projects across the Arbitrum ecosystem drew attention, and the team felt some of that warmth. The airdrop had lifted morale the day before, but the continuing attention called for more careful language.
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The ARB airdrop was still drawing attention. The Ex Populus team was refining its development network and preparing for a public introduction around midyear. With new eyes on Arbitrum projects, the team had to decide how to respond.
Projects across the Arbitrum ecosystem drew attention, and the team felt some of that warmth. Some wanted to say more about their work while interest was high; others worried about making promises that the features still under repair could not support. They settled on answering questions they could address clearly and leaving unverified details to the engineering schedule.
The airdrop had lifted morale the day before, but the continuing attention called for more careful language. External conversations began to center on work already under way. Fixes and documentation for the development network still lay ahead, and the team had no ready answer for turning curiosity into lasting interest in the game.