“We’re really excited that momentum is starting to pick up. We’re seeing people track requests as they come in; we’re seeing fulfillments happen quite quickly which we’re thrilled to see. I expect we’ll see more and more burns as the platform grows, which is really exciting, too.” — Stephane
“This is something we should tap into. There’s so many things on Twitter making claims or asking for things. A lot of these “ask lazyweb” questions get bad answers or troll answers. But if they ask on Erasure Bay instead and retweeted it, they would be guaranteed to get much higher quality responses. I think it’s really cool to @ them and tell them about the product.” — Stephane
“The update for February was to try to get the community more engaged because we really want Erasure Bay to be a product for the community and owned by the community such that the community owns the roadmap.”
“There’s so much that someone, somewhere in the world knows but there isn’t a way to credibly source it from them. Getting people to stake on it is a way to suck information out of the earth.” — Jonathan
“Skin in the game prevents bad actors. That’s the whole purpose of the [Erasure] protocol and why we don’t need a centralized party to tell who’s right and who’s wrong. The users have all of the tools they need to do it themselves.” — Stephane
“The first step is to develop the tooling to make sure that people can be effective in building applications.” — Stephane