Stats and numbers speak for themselves but it is also nice to see that project leaders have the community in mind at all times. It is really great to see how far Leo has gone over the past year even though I missed a good part of that growth by sitting on the sidelines.

I do however want to discuss a possibly overlooked aspect that I tried to highlight in this article that explores some additional ways the community can support the growth and amplify it.

One thing that came to mind is the lack of incentive for traffic-based results even though that is the main KPI related to Google rankings. We simply don't have a way to reward articles that are constantly bringing in new people even though that would be a very obvious feature to have?

How would an outsider express their opinion on the content?

They can't comment and they can't upvote nor downvote a post meaning that they can only be passive observers until #projectblank comes along I guess.

Is evergreen content getting the recognition it should by the Leo community?

I personally feel that the 7-day reward window works perfectly in most cases but we should at least discuss possible alternatives. Not necessarily to change the system but to add a feature on top of it that would track the number of visits to a certain article and rewards the author periodically. Even if we make these rewards very small I think people would still love the idea of "infinite" rewards and contribute to LeoFinance's growth with more passion and dedication.

Enough rambling, I love the ideas and the vision for the future of Leo. Really looking forward to reading the rest of the whitebook. Web 3.0 ain't going nowhere without us!

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