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Final Form was still in the period of card staking and waiting for open testing. Staking continued, and the Night Watchman said the group's most repeated phrase that month was “wait a bit longer.” “Wait a bit longer” became a set of questions that needed answers rather than a general reassurance.
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Final Form was still in the period of card staking and waiting for open testing. Some group members kept staking, while others worried that a longer wait might cause them to miss information they needed. The Night Watchman, a longtime community member, had been hearing these variations of the same concern.
Staking continued, and the Night Watchman said the group's most repeated phrase that month was “wait a bit longer.” Someone asked whether that meant waiting for the test, a migration, or clear instructions. He did not assign the project a date. Instead, he suggested asking those questions separately so that the same vague reply would not obscure each person's practical concern.
“Wait a bit longer” became a set of questions that needed answers rather than a general reassurance. People considering staking could first clarify what they could do now; those already staking wanted to know where the wait might end. The Night Watchman planned to gather the questions, while a later announcement would still be needed for a definite plan.