Finally, I’m no longer muted. Though honestly, I don’t even know what to say anymore.
People discuss the ecosystem everywhere except on KSocial — the decentralized network built by Kaspa itself — and then keep asking why the ecosystem isn’t active.
Every opinion, every post, and every message shared there would be recorded on-chain, becoming visible proof of ecosystem activity and engagement.
Now… well, here we are. 
We want to reach people and developers from outside the ecosystem, encourage anyone to join, and make the process of getting involved as easy as possible.
Using a Kaspa specific product is cool, but it misses the point. Discourse is built for exactly this kind of open discussion and collaboration.
Looking back at the history of cryptocurrency, whether it was Satoshi Nakamoto or Vitalik Buterin, both created their own communication platforms to lead the development of their communities and ecosystems.
The essence of openness is to attract people to come in, not to build everything on other platforms, because this is also about brand identity and network effect.
Satoshi Nakamoto’s most well-known platform was Bitcoin.org, while Vitalik Buterin was closely associated with Bitcoin Magazine, which he co-founded.
What about Kaspa? Discord? Telegram?
People will not learn about a decentralized network this way, especially when that network already has its own native posting platform.