Am I lecturing? I'm not really trying to critisize either. More conveying observations.
SAIF is "survive and capture". Messaging about surviving has often been OPSEC related (the toolbox) of which a key part was that a house/shed cant be build on land you don't own. On the capture side of the toolbox soverign economics seemed understood as foundational (hence I think why many btc and crypto bros easily gravitated toward SAIF) and then there's the memetics element which is broadly cultural and can be widely applied in the toolbox as well.
I've observed all this pretty well understood. We all want to help build. We want to survive and capture. That's why we made a hijra to nostr. That why we are trying to build stuff here. A sudden pivot to another rental platform like Discord comes off as making a move that is miles away from the orientation SAIF was flowing. How does Discord move SAIF closer to survial and capture from any strategic perspective that benefits us? Is there now a viable strategy for capturing rented space on platforms that are saturated with malevolent surveillance?
The responces I've seen seem like a valid critic from this logic. From my end it looks like negative memetic flows being created from the noise generation around this but what do I know.
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2025-07-29 18:54:10 UTC
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