Back to collectionTwitter Spaces Becomes the Forum as April 12 Is Set Internally
The previous week's community meeting had moved from Discord to Twitter Spaces. The community meeting took place on Twitter Spaces for the second time, and that arrangement became the regular practice from then on. The meeting now had a regular public venue, making it easier for the community to know where to hear answers.
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The previous week's community meeting had moved from Discord to Twitter Spaces. After the allowlist announcement, newcomers and longtime members alike wanted to hear directly from the studio. The team was still preparing to release Iron Pigeons and needed a stable place and approach for public communication.
The community meeting took place on Twitter Spaces for the second time, and that arrangement became the regular practice from then on. The discussion continued to cover preparations and community questions, but the host gave no release date. Inside the studio, April 12 was set as the release date, with only the public announcement still to come. Those who knew the date had to hold it back so an internal plan would not be mistaken for a public promise.
The meeting now had a regular public venue, making it easier for the community to know where to hear answers. Release preparations, meanwhile, had moved from a broad plan to an internal countdown with a date. The two threads had yet to meet: the team needed to prepare the formal announcement, and listeners still had to make their plans using only information already made public.