Back to collectionThe Twitter loop is removed, and Day 16 gets a remedy
The Day 16 minting page and Twitter authorization had both failed. Officials confirmed that a problem with the Twitter interface had trapped authorization in a loop. Removing the button took away a barrier that had trapped users, and the points rule gave those affected a way through.
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The Day 16 minting page and Twitter authorization had both failed. In the group, some could not mint, while others feared losing a day's points. Officials needed a way forward that did not depend on clicking through the same loop again.
Officials confirmed that a problem with the Twitter interface had trapped authorization in a loop. Starting on Day 17, the Pioneer avatar minting page removed the Twitter connection button. Anyone who missed Day 16 could still claim its points if they minted the Day 15 or Day 17 avatar. The same day, Arbitrum's Chinese community announced a Chinese-language Q&A for two days later with an Xai core contributor: the narrator.
Removing the button took away a barrier that had trapped users, and the points rule gave those affected a way through. It did not yet explain why some Day 15 minters were absent from the snapshot. The narrator now had to prepare a Q&A that addressed the Chinese community's practical questions rather than merely repeating campaign slogans.