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  There's a lot going on right now in the Unicorn Fart Desk
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  community. One of the big projects which we
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  undertook was a complete rebuild of our website.
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  Today I'm joined by Exit the Matrix.
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  He's the person that spearheaded this effort and we are going to
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  give you today the first look at the new Unicorn Fart Desk
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  website. Exit.
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  Welcome. Welcome to Duster Club.
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  Welcome to Ron's basement. Thanks so much, Ron.
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  I really appreciate it. Hi, everybody.
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  Pleasure to be here again. Yeah, you got you Got to be
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  excited, I want to point out, but just so I don't forget,
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  thank you very much for everything you've done.
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  I know you. You've worked tirelessly on this
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  project and I think it looks great.
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  We're going to show everybody here in a few seconds.
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  But on behalf of myself and the entire UFC community, thank you
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  for everything you've done because you are a professional
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  and skilled and we are lucky to have you here, so thank you very
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  much. It's absolutely my pleasure.
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  And you know, of course these kinds of things center around a
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  person that puts things live and brings them to into a focus.
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  But I want to also say that there's been a cast of people
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  involved behind the scenes and making this happen.
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  You know, the whole, the whole leadership group, the leadership
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  council has spent a bunch of hours and reviewing and
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  providing comments and feedback and that's been absolutely
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  fantastic. I wanted to also acknowledge
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  trusted guy who proposed the framework for it and, and, and
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  indeed hope to set it up. So that's been tremendous.
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  You know, when we have that kind of skill in house, it's it's
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  amazing. And and arms as well has helped
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  with with reviewing and testing and providing his stamp of
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  approval on it. So yeah, these these things kind
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  of center around, like I said, the person who pushes the
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  button. But but it's it's it it, it
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  wasn't just me. You know, let's just let
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  everybody know I'm the one that did everything, OK?
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  Exit right. Yeah, look, the cat's out of the
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  bag now. Where's Jasper?
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  Yeah, the cat's out of the bag. No, there was a whole team.
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  There always is. And thank you to everybody who
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  worked on this. You know, we just have a lot
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  going on right now out there in the community and in the
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  project. And what was the impetus?
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  What motivated you to to, to think that we needed to redo the
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  website? Was there something, did you
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  think that you could make it better per SE?
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  Yes. Yeah, well the the short answer
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  is yes. You know what?
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  What kind of led to it is as I've looked at, because we're
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  humans, so, so part of our nature is to compare things.
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  And I try to minimize that because it doesn't generally
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  lead to happy places. But I think that comparing in
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  order to motivate oneself is useful.
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  And so looking at what, not necessarily competition, but
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  what, what else is in this space and what does it look like and
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  what's engaging, right. Our website was pushing
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  information out, but it wasn't really drawing the visitor in to
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  have an interaction to kind of tell a story.
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  And, and that's what really kind of tweaked my mind at first to
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  how to tell us the story of UFD in a way that's engaging, that's
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  interactive. And you know, we, we talked
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  about over several of the over of our leadership meetings, we
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  talked about, you actually brought this up, Ron.
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  How do we provide information to people about all the cool things
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  that we've done about the things that that are yet ahead of us,
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  about the things that we're working on to provide some
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  transparency and just, you know, get people involved in different
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  efforts. Because if you don't know what's
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  going on, how do you know what to what to raise your hand for
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  necessarily. And so this was also a chance to
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  to provide that, to provide a venue for displaying that
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  information. And you know, we, we have, we
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  have various cool things that happen in the community.
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  I want to steal Thunder from which you revealing the site,
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  but we have some really cool things that happen in the
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  community and this is also our chance to highlight them.
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  Yeah, I like I like what you said.
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  I wrote a few things down because instead of a website
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  that just shows information and says here, here it is, this is
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  what we are. It feels like the the goal of
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  this was to create something interactive, something that told
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  a story, right? Because I think the lore of UFD
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  and the story that we're all creating together really from
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  day one is a big part of our community, but also provide good
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  information. And I know, you know, we're
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  going to look at some things here, but you've been able to
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  kind of tie in data from some different sources, a place where
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  people can come and not just read but interact and feel like
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  they're a part of. Is that is that a safe
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  assessment? 100% And when you said the data
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  sources that I'm kind of chuckling here in the background
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  to myself because you know, what you guys are about to see, of
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  course is the kind of the face of the of the site and, and, and
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  the interaction of it and so and so forth.
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  And yes, you're going to see the, the pieces that pull
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  information, but from an effort perspective, just to give you an
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  idea, the, the part that pulls the information from other
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  sources and displays it, that's the part that's like 3/4 of the
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  effort overall behind the scenes, right?
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  And that's how it, that's how it generally is.
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  When you look at a building, you see the facade of it, but you
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  don't necessarily think, unless you're in construction of what
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  the foundation was like and, and how it was armed and all, all,
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  all of these different pieces go into it.
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  So this, this is similar here. The scaffolding and and and the
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  structure of it is what what what takes most work versus the
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  visible pieces. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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  Then I know there's a lot of work that went into it.
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  I saw your messages. I was following along, you know,
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  tremendous amount of work behind the scenes to make everything
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  work smoothly and you know, operate like it's supposed to.
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  And I think the other exciting thing about this is we're very
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  lucky to have you who put it together and as it as that this
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  can evolve as well, right when people have recommendations,
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  other good ideas when our IP is out that we can kind of read
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  maybe even rebrand it is that is that a safe assessment?
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  100% And this is actually where where the work that just a guy
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  did really comes into into the fore because the way that that
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  we've designed This site is so that it's very modular and easy
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  to maintain. So you could see something on
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  screen and looks great, but in the background, if you want to
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  make a change, but it's going to take you a couple of weeks to
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  put it in and you have to, you know, go through a whole bunch
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  of code and so on and so forth. No, no, no, this is so that you
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  know, and as we go through the side, I'll talk about the
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  elements where we're reading things from a text file, for
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  example. Well, not necessarily text file,
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  but from a formatted file, but so putting new information in
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  there, very, very easy. Changing the colour scheme,
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  very, very easy. Other components as well.
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  And this is meant to be a living site, not something that's
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  static. So for the first month, I, I've,
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  I've committed to making weekly releases that are to address
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  issues and, and any tiny little tweaks and, and, and
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  refinements, you know, once our IP is released, of course,
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  that'll be part of it is, is making sure that the imagery
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  that we have matches it, working with the, with the appropriate
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  artists to also create the rest of the images and fill
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  everything in a, in a way that's consistent.
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  And then after that, I'll, I'll actually commit myself to a
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  monthly release window where the community is going to have a
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  voice in discord to vote on what is the backlog for this look
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  like? What is the feature board, if
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  you will, and then which of these features do we want to
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  prioritize? I love what you refer to it as a
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  living site because that matches up directly with our community,
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  right? We are a living, evolving
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  community. So as the months go by and the
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  years go by, the site will continue to evolve.
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  And you know, you, you did some cool things.
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  I don't know if you're going to show everything to everybody.
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  I think you want to leave a few surprises, but you know it.
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  But there could be other components, right as well.
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  I mean, if somebody has a great idea for another tab, I guess
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  I'm an old guy I would call it. But another, another component
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  that could that could potentially be done.
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  Is that is that a safe statement?
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  100% then, and I'll kind of drop a little teaser here.
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  You know, you've, you've seen some of the cool memes that have
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  been, that have been going around connected to, to Unicorn
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  fart dust. And, and so we're actually in
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  the works with, with one of our community members to bring an
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  interactive component that's going to, to, to tie that in.
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  So it's, it's kind of in the final stages.
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  And I think that you'll be, I think that you'll be pleased
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  with the results. I think I heard a little bit
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  about this and yes, it's, I guess I'll keep my mouth shut at
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  exit because that's what I'm not good at doing.
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  But but it's an interactive component, right?
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  It's a cool thing that people can do on the site.
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  Did I say too much? I don't think I did.
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  No, no, that's that's perfect. That's perfect.
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  Yeah, well, you want to head out there and you can take us for a
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  Grand Tour. Let's do it.
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  Of your of your baby. OK, so I'm going to share.
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  Everybody should see the website now on their screen and why
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  don't you just walk us through and I'll if I screw something
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  up, let me know. Perfect.
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  There's no screwing it up, by the way.
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  It's meant to be robust. OK, I can't.
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  I can't break it. We'll see.
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  It it, it would take a lot of effort to break it the way that
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  we're hosted now, and I'll go through that in in, in a few
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  moments. But is is very redundant,
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  meaning that it doesn't just sit on one server, it sits on dozens
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  of servers around the world. And depending on what the one
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  where the visitor is located, they're accessing it from the
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  closest location. So that's part of it as well is
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  to make it robust, make it not impervious to attacks, but make
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  it a lot more resilient to any potential attacks and.
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  We, we are, we are distributed. Our servers are distributed just
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  like. Distributed just like 100%.
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  That's exactly it. And I think that it kind of
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  follows that ethos and it's, and it's a it's a beautiful thing.
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  The only way the site truly goes down is if the Internet goes
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  down. Like globally, yeah.
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  Well, if it if that happens, it was really nice knowing you.
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  Likewise, likewise, All right, So the start page, the layout of
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  it, the reason it's set up in this way is because it tells a
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  story. So the first thing that we want
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  to to do do with the visitor is give them a chance to buy UFD
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  because after all, this is their, their gate in is to hold
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  beans. But if you were to to so, so if
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  you click on the buy, buy UFD button, Ron, you'll see that we,
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  we're listing various, various places where the, where the
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  person can buy UFD, of course, starting with our sponsors,
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  right? Right Moon pay awesome.
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  HTM go ahead. I'm sorry.
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  In the, in the blurb above as well, we have, you know, we, we
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  talked about the fact that protecting your bean is, is, is
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  important. So our other sponsors mentioned
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  up top which is Ledger and they're a great option.
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  Awesome, love it. What if I click on Can I click
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  on Moon pay? You can click on in any of these
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  things, yeah. And then let's.
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  Just it opens a new, IT opens a new page, which possibly opens
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  in a different window that's not showing to the audience here
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  right now. Yeah, yeah, up up here I can
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  show it real quickly. So yeah, I clicked on it and it
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  brought us to channel sponsor Moon Pay.
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  So let me go back to our website and here we go.
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  We should be back. Yeah.
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  HDX crack in. Awesome.
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  Wow. Yeah, that's great.
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  That's very cool. So if you close out of that run,
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  we then, so if someone's coming to the side and then they're
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  just not ready yet. So as we, as we Scroll down, the
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  next thing we see are statistics, because, you know,
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  maybe I'm not convinced. I don't really know if this is
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  real. Like I don't want to see some
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  data here. And so this is the idea that,
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  that, that's, that's the cadence of, of the journey that that
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  we're taking the, the visitor on is the second thing is, well,
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  let's find out what the numbers say.
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  And, and then we'll, we'll, we'll go, we'll go there in a
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  moment, but let's just keep going down, down the, down the
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  page just to, to cover the, the starting page.
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  Oh, cool. What if if they looked at the
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  numbers and they're they're they're jazzed about it.
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  They're like, yeah, this this looks really good, you know,
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  maybe got some beans. Maybe they want to find out a
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  little bit more about the story of it.
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  So what's the lore here? What what is this whole thing
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  about? And if they know enough about
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  the lore, well, maybe it's time to to actually become the
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  official duster. All right, get their horn.
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  Can I can I click on learn the lore?
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  Absolutely sure. Oh cool, check this out.
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  So, so, you know, every story has a beginning and goes through
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  a journey. So, so, so the same thing is
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  with with UFD. And as we go through life, we
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  have photographs of key milestones of key things that
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  we, and we may have huge photo albums, but there are probably,
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  you know, a few dozen photos that we actually go back to on a
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  regular basis. And so this is it.
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  This is this is our this is our photo wall, if you, if you will,
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  of UFD, what you know, started with the with the prelude of of
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  Ron's channel original channel silver and gold.
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  Can I, if we? Click on it.
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  Can I click on that? Good on.
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  That good looking guy real quickly.
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  Let's see here. Absolutely.
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  All right. So we, we, we made the hair too
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  Gray. This is This isn't really fair
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  to you because. Well trust me as my hair, my
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  hair is getting grayer by the month so just give it a few more
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  months. Don't do an update.
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  Yeah, so each of these, each of these panels, each of these
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  photos has a panel associated with it, which tells a story.
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  And, and Mason did a did a great job working with Georgie to
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  provide the content here written up really, really nicely.
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  So you know, as, as I, as I actually read through it, I, I
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  had, I had my eyes started to sweat a little bit at one moment
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  because it's just especially as we go go through the, the, the,
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  the, the, the further panels, there are some things that are
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  quite touching. So that's so that's neat, right?
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  Yeah, this. Is really cool.
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  So now I'm on UFD launch the launch story correct?
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  Yes. Yeah.
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  And you can see here how quickly things not escalated, but but
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  exploded, right. It's, it's, it's from that, from
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  the origin story, from the launch to, you know, to actually
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  it blowing up and going crazy. $400 million.
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  Yep, yeah, 400. OK, you tell me what to do.
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  Yeah, I'm, I'll listen. Yeah, so, so Ron, if you close
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  this one, I'm just going to scroll to the the film strip to
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  the end, just to show the user that there is.
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  Rapid growth and adoption? Yeah, Challenges overcome.
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  Yeah, the the hack. The hack, right?
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  Yeah, a couple hack. Community coming together, yeah.
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  And now we're in the accumulation phase, building the
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  foundation. Wow, that is really cool.
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  I love that because that gives people a chance to learn about
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  what happened that got us to where we are today.
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  I think that gives a potential new a buttercup, a real concise
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  and clear version of our story. I like that.
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  And if you were to scroll a little bit further to the right
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  on the film strip itself once you exit the panel here.
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  I can keep going, yeah. You can keep going.
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  Let's just scroll. How do I do that?
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  I can't do it. Hold on.
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  I'm horrible to the right. Yeah.
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  When I click hold on maybe if. I no just like mouse sideways
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  motion like you were scrolling across the web page to the
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  right, across the panels. I'm on a laptop so I have like a
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  mouse like a little. Yeah, Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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  No, no, I I do too. It's it's one second.
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  And I'm horrible with this kind of stuff and now I'm now I'm
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  getting nervous so. No, no worries, no, but so, so
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  just just so that the the viewers know if if you're on
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  your mobile device or if you're on your laptop, you can actually
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  scroll to the to the further to the right and there is one other
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  panel there there. Is how the heck do I get there?
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  This is going to drive me crazy. I'll, I'll, I'll, I'll walk you
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  through it later, just so that we've got.
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  So there is a there's a secret. There's a secret.
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  There's a secret battle. Absolutely.
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  There we go. So there are some things we want
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  to leave for for the big reveal for the for the user to, you
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  know, as you interact with it. Obviously if we show you
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  everything, it's like I've seen it, seen it.
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  That's not that's not that exciting.
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  So there are going to be a few little, let's just call them
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  Easter eggs that that are that are left for you.
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  Yes. Yes, I know of a few of them.
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  So awesome. OK buddy, where do I where do I
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  go next? Next, if you, if you Scroll down
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  the side, you know, we have, we have some information, we have
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  some terminology, of course, meet meeting the, the, the the
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  greatest of all time, the goat around Toshi and and some
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  information about, about our, our developer and, and, and on
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  the left hand side, the sacred knowledge.
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  So, so there is a lingo that comes with UF, with UFD, we
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  have, we have our own terminology as how we're, how we
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  refer to different things. And so that's captured there as
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  well as Ron's promise to the community, right.
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  So, so that's available. And then, and then once someone
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  has acquired the nod, once they feel confident.
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  Yeah, I, I know this stuff and, and maybe I'm I'm ready to get
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  my horn. Yeah, they can actually.
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  They can click and and and take. This middle part, this middle
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  thing down here, What is this? Little thing right here.
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  Test your knowledge, get your horn.
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  Tell me about this. This looks cool.
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  All right, Duster certification. We'll go ahead.
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  Exit. Yeah, so this was this was
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  actually something around that that that that you had mentioned
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  that that you'd love to you'd love to see some way for for
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  dusters to to kind of find out if they're if they're ready to.
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  Well, not really dusters. This is, I mean, maybe they have
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  some beans, They're not quite a buttercup yet, but but Duster
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  comes with certain knowledge. Duster Duster knows how, knows
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  what people are talking about when, when we're on X and we're
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  talking about rubbing horns or when we're talking about horns
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  up or, you know, there are certain elements here that, that
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  people that people need to demonstrate that they actually
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  know what's going on so they can become certified.
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  And so this is it. You can start start the quiz and
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  and and see what happens. So this is a a certification
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  process, correct? Exactly.
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  Oh, you're going to. I'm going to ask some questions
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  instead of referring. Should I go through the whole
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  thing or should I? You can just maybe, maybe let's
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  leave the end to to to for people to discover on their own.
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  But let's let's let's let's even yeah, do a few of them.
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  We also don't want to give away all the answers, correct?
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  I know. Right, exactly.
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  Instead of referring to our Unicorn fart dust tokens as
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  coins, we we refer to them as farts, Lollipops, love bugs.
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  All right, I'll answer this one. Correct beans.
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  All right, All right. Any person yet to own a UFD
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  token is referred to as an outsider, Butterfingers,
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  Buttercup, or a Butterball. Now I know the right answer, but
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  I'm going to go with Butterball and see what happens.
• 20:15
  I got kicked out of the website. I told you I could break it and
• 20:18
  exit. Oh no, you're.
• 20:20
  It's it's it's it's meant to do exactly that.
• 20:22
  It's meant to to have a little fart sound there and and and.
• 20:26
  So I can give. The person a chance to study
• 20:28
  some more or just retake the test immediately, right?
• 20:31
  Yeah. And there's something special
• 20:33
  that happens at the end of that test, when the test taker
• 20:37
  successfully completes the completes the quiz, correct?
• 20:41
  That's that's exactly it. OK, OK, that is awesome.
• 20:44
  Well, what people's appetite for for what happens next.
• 20:47
  Yeah, well, I think that our lore, and you know, I see it
• 20:51
  here kind of interwoven within the whole website that our lore
• 20:55
  and our language, I should say, the glossary that I've been
• 20:59
  keeping track of, these words that we use, That's a real big
• 21:02
  part of our community. You know, it's kind of our
• 21:05
  secret language, I guess you would say.
• 21:08
  And and we're we're obviously using it for good, attracts
• 21:11
  good. But I do think that it's it's a
• 21:13
  pretty cool. I know David Golkstein
• 21:15
  yesterday, he loves to call himself or say that he's not a
• 21:18
  buttercup. You know, he always says I ain't
• 21:20
  no buttercup. I ain't no, you know, so, yeah,
• 21:24
  awesome. I love it.
• 21:25
  I love it. How many questions are on that
• 21:27
  quiz? Look like about 14 or 15.
• 21:29
  Yeah, there there are. There are 14 questions on the
• 21:31
  quiz. Yeah.
• 21:32
  OK. And then?
• 21:34
  Go ahead. Sorry.
• 21:35
  Go ahead. No, you go ahead, Go ahead.
• 21:37
  I was just going to say that keeping with, with that original
• 21:42
  premise of, of the site being alive, there may be a future
• 21:47
  point at which we have more kind of an advanced quiz, if you
• 21:52
  will, or, or, or an, or an add on to the quiz where you know,
• 21:56
  once you, once you have your horn, maybe you get a diamond
• 21:59
  horn or something. I don't know.
• 22:01
  But there may be some stages here, but there may be some
• 22:03
  gamification, some progression that not, not only do you know
• 22:07
  the, the, the, the wording and the lore, but you've actually
• 22:09
  been participating actively in the community.
• 22:11
  So you're starting to understand some of the inside jokes, right?
• 22:14
  That, that just a casual person wouldn't just who had no idea
• 22:17
  what, what we're talking about. And that's, that's, that's cool
• 22:20
  because any community is alive through, through its references.
• 22:26
  And, and that's, that really is the definition of, of, of even
• 22:30
  the word me. My wife was listening to
• 22:31
  something the other day about this, how meme is essentially a
• 22:35
  social contract. And, and so we have the social
• 22:39
  contract that, that we, we actually believe that this has
• 22:41
  some value, that this is unique and, and what binds us together
• 22:44
  as this community is the way that we refer to each other and,
• 22:48
  and, and different events and so on, so forth.
• 22:51
  It's, it's our way of the secret, you know, in a
• 22:53
  distributed world where, where we're not sitting face to face
• 22:57
  and, and, and physically interacting with each other all
• 22:58
  the time because we have meet ups.
• 22:59
  So, so, so that does does happen, but this is our secret
• 23:02
  handshake. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
• 23:04
  And, you know, this just came to me.
• 23:06
  But most big organizations, I have a neighbor who was the
• 23:11
  president of the local Lions Club, and he tried for years to
• 23:15
  get me to join the Lions Club. And you have to take some, you
• 23:18
  know, you have to go through a process to get in to get
• 23:21
  certified as a Lion, right? And, and look, we're not, you
• 23:25
  know, we aren't excluding anyone, but if they want to get
• 23:29
  certified, here's a good, a good, a good opportunity.
• 23:32
  And I love what you said, right? We could have the diamond level
• 23:35
  in the future. The, you know, all different
• 23:38
  types of cool things, really fun.
• 23:40
  I love it. I think it's it's fun, but it
• 23:42
  also is a almost not a ritual, but a but but a but a tool that
• 23:50
  we can use to help people feel like they're more part of the
• 23:54
  community. And I'm getting that feeling
• 23:56
  from the entire website that this is I guess you said it at
• 23:59
  the beginning, it's interactive. It's our story like that we're
• 24:02
  bringing people in and that they're getting a real because
• 24:06
  that's our value, right, is our sense of togetherness, our sense
• 24:09
  of belonging, our sense of shared purpose.
• 24:11
  So this is awesome exit. Thank you my.
• 24:14
  Pleasure. If you want to click on the
• 24:16
  stats just to just to show folks what we're talking about as far
• 24:20
  as numbers are concerned. So here we have some information
• 24:24
  and certain pieces of information get populated
• 24:27
  depending on the on the connection to the data.
• 24:31
  So there'll be some things that like for example, average
• 24:34
  holding time, please check back later when you check, check that
• 24:36
  again, you'll see that it's about 100 and 68170 days,
• 24:39
  something like that. But that just depends on what's
• 24:42
  being pulled at a given moment. This information is refreshed on
• 24:46
  an hourly basis and it comes from certain sources.
• 24:49
  So market data, for example, comes from Coin Gecko, Holder
• 24:53
  distribution comes from Holder Scan.
• 24:56
  There's a lot richer data that Holder Scan has, but
• 25:00
  unfortunately there it's what it's what's known as an API.
• 25:04
  So if you think of it from a layperson's perspective, it's
• 25:08
  kind of like your electrical outlet on the wall that you plug
• 25:12
  into in order to get electricity.
• 25:13
  Well, you plug into an outlet on holder scan in order to get
• 25:17
  certain piece of information from them and that reveals
• 25:21
  certain certain data. But they don't reveal all the
• 25:23
  information that's present on their site, unfortunately,
• 25:25
  because they have richer, richer info there.
• 25:28
  But we can get things like what is the number of total holders?
• 25:32
  What is the? There's a very rough
• 25:34
  approximation of narwhals because our narwhals are
• 25:36
  2,000,000 token holders, 2,000,000 plus token holders,
• 25:40
  bean holders. But you know the holder scan
• 25:44
  doesn't provide that piece of information specifically that
• 25:48
  they have, they have who's who's holding $10,000 plus as far as
• 25:52
  today's value of beans is concerned.
• 25:54
  So it's maybe like a baby narwhal.
• 25:58
  Right, right. It's also useful to see like,
• 26:01
  yeah, we have, we have 36,000 holders as far as the system can
• 26:07
  determine it, but unique wallets is actually a a larger number.
• 26:13
  Yeah, 43,000 wow wow and I saw something on here that surprised
• 26:20
  me as well. It's just, yeah, I mean, you
• 26:24
  know, it's very cool exit to be able to come here in like 1
• 26:29
  dashboard and get some very useful because honestly, I would
• 26:33
  look around like I would hear people say we have X number of
• 26:36
  of holders now I know where I can go and find it without
• 26:40
  having to dig through a bunch of data that I don't really
• 26:44
  understand. So I think this will be very
• 26:46
  useful no doubt. And of course, tokenomics,
• 26:49
  because we will, although these things aren't being pulled from
• 26:51
  anywhere, this, these are facts about about UFD.
• 26:54
  So if someone's wondering, well, can we make more of this?
• 26:57
  Can, can the dev just print more of this?
• 26:59
  Right. It's guess what, folks, It's not
• 27:01
  Fiat, you know, This is, this is Rantoshi.
• 27:05
  Not, not, not not Jerome, this is.
• 27:08
  No, the number of beans has been neutered, OK.
• 27:11
  And that's the fact, right? The the community can reproduce
• 27:15
  at a very rapid rate and our bean holders can reproduce at a
• 27:18
  very rapid rate because as I've said many times, we are the
• 27:21
  Unicorn horniest community on the Internet.
• 27:24
  But the number of beans is neutered like Jasper the cat.
• 27:28
  So that gives us that gives us good tokenomics.
• 27:31
  Sorry, exit Susie's cringing. Susie's listening and cringing
• 27:35
  right now. I can feel it.
• 27:36
  But go ahead, buddy. Like Nella, my dog, she's also
• 27:40
  neutered anyways, so the circulating supply also is 1
• 27:45
  billion there. It's never been like an amount
• 27:47
  of it was vested or locked tokens or locked for marketing
• 27:50
  reasons. No, no, no, no.
• 27:52
  All of these things went into circulation day one, you know,
• 27:55
  so 100% open and fair distribution through open
• 27:58
  market. There are no buy, sell taxes.
• 28:01
  Of course there are gas fees, which which happens with any,
• 28:03
  any blockchain. But you know, over 99% of the
• 28:06
  liquidity as reported by the authorities is locked.
• 28:11
  The freezing authority is disabled.
• 28:13
  So the tempering or or or or changing the future supply or
• 28:17
  rules is, is not on because it's been kind of it's built into the
• 28:22
  very contract of this thing, the very fabric of this thing.
• 28:25
  So that's, that's some cool stuff.
• 28:27
  You know, below if you were to Scroll down, run.
• 28:29
  We have some other information that's useful, perhaps a little
• 28:33
  bit less so to the casual visitor.
• 28:34
  But I think it's, you know, even as a casual visitor, I'd be
• 28:37
  interested in this kind of stuff because I'm a guy.
• 28:40
  But but our Raiders, you know, we, we have folks who go to
• 28:43
  colder scan. We have folks who gather
• 28:46
  information or to lunar crash. Actually, sorry, social
• 28:49
  dominance comes from from lunar crash and I'll tell a little
• 28:54
  anecdote about it in a moment, but we kind of want to know at a
• 28:57
  glance what's going on in the ecosystem that we were part of.
• 29:01
  We were launched on run launched UFD on pump dot fun and and so
• 29:08
  how do we how do we measure up? How do we stack up with, with
• 29:10
  other meme coins on, on this, you know, in this segment And
• 29:16
  currently as of, as of as of, you know, minutes ago, we are #4
• 29:21
  with 0.18% of, of social dominance, you know, across all,
• 29:28
  across all, all crypto. So it's pretty, it's, it's
• 29:34
  pretty darn decent, especially if you were to look at, you
• 29:37
  know, the next competitor up, which we often beat Vine, by the
• 29:41
  way, we kind of vacillate between fifth spot and 3rd spot.
• 29:46
  And so that changes. You can see that it's actually
• 29:48
  based on number of mentions and ours is, is 1.8 versus 1.88 in,
• 29:55
  in Vine. And then so we've just, you
• 29:58
  know, in the, in the, in the last couple days, we've been
• 30:00
  bouncing, I've been watching this bounce around quite a bit.
• 30:03
  But the the competitor above us 41,000,041 million and then
• 30:08
  Bartcoin that we were very close to flipping, if not even flipped
• 30:12
  at one point sitting at, you know, 345.
• 30:17
  And that's, that's, I mean, they got a major haircut during the
• 30:20
  last less little little dump as well, because they were at over
• 30:24
  a billion for, for a while. So, so we're competing in a, in
• 30:28
  a space that that really kind of underscores the delta between
• 30:36
  the value of, of what we have here and the price of it.
• 30:41
  And at some point, and I'm, you know, I've said this many times
• 30:43
  in different posts that I've done, the two, the 2 will meet.
• 30:48
  And, and this is invariable. This has been across all
• 30:51
  different communities, all different meme coins in the past
• 30:54
  where the value exceeds the price.
• 30:56
  There is a moment of reckoning where, where those two things
• 30:59
  catch up. And when this happens for UFD, I
• 31:01
  mean, it's going to be like the exorcist because heads are going
• 31:04
  to spin. I, I, and I love it.
• 31:07
  This is this is I could not if you're not getting the sense of
• 31:11
  it by the way, you know, listener, whoever you are that
• 31:13
  I'm bullish about this like I am vibrating in my seat.
• 31:18
  I get up. I don't need coffee UID is my
• 31:20
  coffee. I I can't wait to jump in, roll
• 31:23
  up my sleeves and and participate in the community.
• 31:25
  So there's there's another plug for for being involved is what I
• 31:31
  get out of it is exponentially bigger than what I put into it.
• 31:34
  And I've put in a ton of hours into the website, but what I'm
• 31:36
  getting back out of it is far beyond.
• 31:40
  Yeah, that is it's incredible. And when we look at, when we
• 31:42
  look at Fartcoin, my, my rough calculation is their market cap
• 31:47
  is what about 20 times bigger than ours right now and that's
• 31:52
  after they've had quite a haircut.
• 31:54
  The other thing I'll throw in and and I'll include you in this
• 31:58
  group of us as well as I feel like it's hard for me to put
• 32:02
  this into words exit, but our community engagement is much
• 32:07
  deeper than and I'm in look, I love fartcoin and I've read an
• 32:12
  article about fartcoin. That's part of the reason why
• 32:14
  I'm here. So I'm not putting down
• 32:15
  Fartcoin, but it feels like to me that our community engagement
• 32:19
  is kind of a next level or deeper or has more content
• 32:25
  involved in it than what I see from some of the other
• 32:27
  communities. Is that?
• 32:28
  Is that a? Am I way off base when I when I
• 32:31
  say that I see that. No, that's, that's exactly it.
• 32:34
  And, and of course you, you have a great intuition, so you sense
• 32:39
  these things. Yeah.
• 32:41
  And, but also if we look at it from a from a logical structure
• 32:45
  perspective, the numbers actually tell that story as
• 32:47
  well. The numbers tell that story and,
• 32:50
  and you know, I'm not being paid for doing this.
• 32:52
  I'm doing this because I love the community.
• 32:55
  I love to participate, I love to contribute.
• 32:57
  And I've gotten so much inspiration and value out of UFD
• 33:01
  that even though I'm nowhere near the whale status or narwhal
• 33:04
  status, you know, I'm passionate about what we are becoming, what
• 33:09
  we already are, of course, and what we are becoming.
• 33:13
  So, so that and I'm, and I'm one of great.
• 33:17
  I'm not unique, no unique snowflake.
• 33:20
  You know, if you, if you watch Fight Club, I keep, I keep
• 33:23
  hearing that voice. You're not a unique snowflake.
• 33:26
  But so there are many people like me and, and smarter than
• 33:31
  me, more talented than me and who are giving even more of
• 33:34
  themselves to UFD. So, so now think about this,
• 33:38
  think about, you know, if a corporation and how much would a
• 33:43
  executive level person get paid in that corporation?
• 33:45
  Now think about that time being contributed towards UFD that
• 33:48
  increases the bag value for every single holder, every
• 33:54
  single holder. And This is why I keep harping
• 33:57
  on the topic. This is why I'm so jazzed about
• 33:59
  more of us, more of the dusters, more of the, the, the diamond
• 34:04
  hooved participating actively. Because as more of us
• 34:07
  participate, the rocket ship is going to launch and we will be
• 34:11
  market makers. Forget the charts.
• 34:13
  It's not going to be all this is the trend or Bitcoins down or
• 34:16
  Ethereum's down. No, no, no, no, no.
• 34:18
  It'll be the it'll be exactly. We will be the reverse.
• 34:20
  We'll be the island that stands apart from others because we are
• 34:25
  actually doing things differently than others.
• 34:28
  We're not just, you know, running by market whims.
• 34:30
  We hold our own intrinsic value. Yeah, we are not a shiny red
• 34:35
  ball meme coin and we aren't a gambling coin.
• 34:38
  We are like a long term project coin based on quality and
• 34:44
  fairness and transparency, which and you said it and I think it's
• 34:48
  very powerful, but very simple way to say it is we really are
• 34:52
  different and we have been from day one in the meme coin sector.
• 34:58
  So yeah, you, I won't repeat what you said, but you summed it
• 35:01
  up very nicely. There's, you know, I think a
• 35:04
  confluence of factors coming together in this project that is
• 35:08
  unlike anything else in in most of crypto.
• 35:12
  I always like to compares most to things like Bitcoin and maybe
• 35:16
  if they're mean, like the big ones.
• 35:17
  But I think when the when the scales tip and the and the, the
• 35:23
  confluence of those factors comes together that it could be
• 35:26
  a a very interesting time for those of you who got your
• 35:30
  certification here on the website. 100% and also.
• 35:36
  Is the is the is the surprise at the end of the certification
• 35:39
  process that there's a $50 fee? I'm just joking.
• 35:43
  I'm just joking. No.
• 35:45
  But I, I, I, I do hope that that part of what happens as a result
• 35:49
  of people playing with the site and, and seeing the other things
• 35:53
  that we've got in the pipeline for, for improving and
• 35:56
  improving, but maybe enriching engagement is that the folks
• 36:01
  who've been maybe, you know, have a, have a few beans.
• 36:03
  They're kind of the more reluctant duster.
• 36:05
  They're kind of waiting to see what happens.
• 36:07
  We'll realize that this is real, but there is a tremendously
• 36:10
  powerful engine driving this thing forward and that they're
• 36:15
  going to open up their wallets and say, yeah, I'm all in
• 36:18
  because guess what? I, my wife and I, we are
• 36:21
  literally, and I'm not, this isn't facetious.
• 36:23
  This is not a joke. This isn't something I just say
• 36:25
  for marketing. We are literally selling our
• 36:28
  house right now and heaven will have been in the process of
• 36:32
  trying to sell it for for some time and I will be buying and so
• 36:36
  will she a whole slew more beans like I'm intending to be a
• 36:40
  narwhal. That's I have a ways to go and
• 36:43
  I'm that's, that's, that's that's absolutely my intention.
• 36:46
  And so this is the type of conviction.
• 36:48
  I'm not the only one. By the way, there are lots of
• 36:49
  people like, you know, one of the one of the legends in the
• 36:52
  community, Scott DCA is every day.
• 36:54
  There are a number of folks who follow that practice.
• 36:58
  I don't mean to single him out specifically, but he's a great
• 37:00
  exemplar of this. People who believe in this so
• 37:05
  much, they continue, continue to buy and it's so.
• 37:11
  It's incredible. Go ahead.
• 37:13
  Yeah, if you were to Scroll down around the bottom of this page,
• 37:16
  can I point? Out.
• 37:17
  Yeah, yeah, think quickly because I spent all this time
• 37:19
  drawing with my crayons. So our market cap is well let me
• 37:25
  say it this way Bark coins market cap is 20 times bigger
• 37:29
  than ours, 20X their social mentions are two times more than
• 37:34
  ours. OK.
• 37:35
  And again that mentions just measures like the number of
• 37:39
  times that bark coin was mentioned in the post.
• 37:42
  I I would still argue that our 180K yeah, 180, yeah, they have
• 37:49
  360 K that are 180 K are higher quality.
• 37:52
  And with that, I'll be quiet and Scroll down like you asked me.
• 37:55
  Exit. I don't know.
• 37:55
  It's, that's a, that's a really good point, Ron is the other
• 37:58
  part, the other small part of this, maybe not so small.
• 38:01
  I think it's very significant part of this is I, I, I'm a, I'm
• 38:05
  an avid scuba diver. I was a scuba instructor for a
• 38:08
  period of time and I, I worked at this place in the Philippines
• 38:11
  called Herb's Dive Club. And, and their, their, their
• 38:13
  slogan was don't panic, it's organic.
• 38:15
  Always comes to my mind because that's our community.
• 38:18
  Like you look at those numbers and you think, oh, well, there's
• 38:20
  some bots or whatever. No, no, no, don't panic.
• 38:22
  It's organic. It's all organic.
• 38:25
  And there's and, and think about usually, at least here in the
• 38:28
  United States, anytime you want to acquire anything, usually
• 38:31
  food that's labeled as organic, it has a higher value associated
• 38:36
  with it, A. 100%, 100%. So, yeah, we've got some charts
• 38:41
  here for those who are more visual, right?
• 38:43
  They want to see what, what the price looked like over time.
• 38:46
  And then what is our volume? How, how, how, how are the
• 38:50
  averages here stack up against that.
• 38:52
  So that's, that's here. But also to a point that you
• 38:54
  made earlier around, which is very, very important.
• 38:56
  And that's something that's actually woven into the fabric
• 38:58
  of this site here and on another page that we'll go into a moment
• 39:02
  into in a moment. Sorry, little sleep.
• 39:05
  I was working on this till midnight last night, but if you
• 39:08
  Scroll down a little bit farther, there's this key thing
• 39:11
  that we that we're out to provide and it's called, it
• 39:14
  starts with T, it's called transparency.
• 39:17
  It's something that's very near and dear to my heart is we can
• 39:20
  say whatever we want and people can go, yeah, but you massage
• 39:23
  the numbers. This isn't real, I guess.
• 39:25
  What folks, it is real. You can go to the Gecko API, you
• 39:29
  can go to Gecko website. You can get exactly the same
• 39:31
  numbers that our website has. There'll be two within an hour
• 39:35
  because you can see the time stamps on the bottom of what
• 39:37
  when the information was updated, you know, holder scan.
• 39:40
  You can see what we're getting from them.
• 39:42
  You can look at Lunar Crush and what we're getting from them.
• 39:45
  This is this is unveiled in in some wall of secrecy.
• 39:47
  This isn't some behind the scenes magic that's pumping up
• 39:50
  our numbers or, or maybe selecting the ones that look the
• 39:53
  prettiest. No, this is the real raw
• 39:55
  information. And if you want to validate it,
• 39:57
  if you want to verify it, it's right here.
• 40:00
  Again, this is this is how we start to build trust.
• 40:04
  Yeah. And trust breeds conviction,
• 40:06
  right? Because it's based on something.
• 40:08
  And I'm convinced that it's going to do well because I
• 40:09
  trusted. You know, it's interesting you
• 40:12
  bring up the T word. When I was in Paris at the
• 40:14
  Ledger conference, had a long conversation with one of the top
• 40:20
  executives and he was asking me about my YouTube journey prior
• 40:24
  to getting into Unicorn fire dust.
• 40:25
  And he said it. But I agree with it, and I've
• 40:28
  said this all along, trust is everything.
• 40:31
  I mean, it is the cornerstone foundation of everything.
• 40:36
  And I think that that what I've done and what everyone else,
• 40:40
  including you and the community has done, the people that stick
• 40:44
  around in our community are generally a little more mature,
• 40:48
  responsible, and absolutely trustworthy.
• 40:51
  It's almost like a natural market force weeds out the
• 40:56
  people that aren't trustworthy, if that makes sense.
• 40:59
  And I think this giving references on our website is a
• 41:03
  is yet another reflection of that.
• 41:06
  Absolutely. And I mean you, you, you say
• 41:07
  it's so beautifully run. And this has become of our, our
• 41:11
  credo, right? Good attracts good.
• 41:13
  And this goes for other things as well, like like attracts,
• 41:16
  like you were talking yesterday on the live stream, like ducks
• 41:19
  fly with ducks or yeah, however you put it.
• 41:22
  But this, this is it. It's it's also trust attracts
• 41:25
  trust and trustability. So this is this is cool.
• 41:28
  And nobody's perfect not to go down a rabbit hole.
• 41:30
  Nobody's perfect, right? It's the, I think, the
• 41:33
  underlying intention of the community.
• 41:37
  Nobody's hell do. It has to be absolutely perfect,
• 41:40
  right? I can assure you, and Susie can
• 41:42
  attest, I'm far from perfect as a husband, a father, everything
• 41:46
  else, a meme coin, boomer based dev, anything.
• 41:51
  But I think it comes down to the intention that people have,
• 41:54
  right? And I know from knowing you as
• 41:57
  well as I do that you intend to do things that are going to
• 42:00
  inspire trust in the community. And I everyday do things that I
• 42:05
  believe will inspire trust in the community.
• 42:08
  And as an added bonus, I like to always throw in, it's a lot
• 42:11
  easier to operate that way. You feel better and it's a lot
• 42:14
  simpler. 100% it really is way fewer things to remember, right?
• 42:20
  It's just. Yeah, exactly right.
• 42:22
  Yeah, Yeah, Yeah. Did I say this?
• 42:24
  I don't remember. I was like, no, I just told the
• 42:26
  truth. That's all I did.
• 42:28
  It's easy to remember. Yeah.
• 42:31
  Maybe the next, the next page actually, because of this, this
• 42:33
  goes with with onboarding trust. We, we looked at onboarding
• 42:37
  right and, and, and the lower and all the details, but the
• 42:40
  community is the next page where, where we really start to
• 42:42
  showcase that, that level of transparency and what we do.
• 42:46
  So the first thing we've we've talked about this before.
• 42:49
  You know, Ron, you, I've had the pleasure of being on your live
• 42:51
  stream previously and, and, and I talked about the fact that we
• 42:56
  have a structure in place and you've been mentioning it on, on
• 42:58
  various streams as well. And, and this is also something
• 43:03
  that it's not, it's not a pyramid.
• 43:07
  We're not sitting at the top of it dictating how things are
• 43:09
  going to be done. And this is, you're far, far,
• 43:12
  far. It's not exactly, it's laughable
• 43:14
  that that's what it would be. It is, it is the opposite of
• 43:16
  that. It's, it's a servant leadership
• 43:18
  model that works within our distributed fabric.
• 43:23
  And we are here representing certain pillars of capability,
• 43:29
  but on the shoulders of this team, if you will, of this
• 43:32
  grouping is the community. Like we are here to prop up the
• 43:37
  community. We are here to serve the
• 43:39
  community. We are here at, you know, at
• 43:42
  your, not at your disposal necessarily, but we are here to
• 43:46
  improve value for all and to make things better for all, to
• 43:50
  provide value for the community. And, and everyone's here because
• 43:54
  they want to be here, right? No one's being paid by Unicorn
• 43:59
  fart dust. It's AI think I like the way you
• 44:02
  say that because we are right, a distributed decentralized
• 44:07
  community, no doubt about it. But I do think having a level of
• 44:13
  structure available within that decentralized, overall
• 44:18
  decentralized environment can lead to some real efficiencies
• 44:22
  and some real benefits for the overall good of the project.
• 44:28
  100% And so here you get to meet the UFD leadership.
• 44:33
  And by the way, even the word leadership or we don't we, we,
• 44:37
  we internally call ourselves the leadership council.
• 44:40
  There's a difference between team and council, where team
• 44:42
  focuses more on the kind of tactical execution of tasks,
• 44:45
  whereas a council focuses more on keeping the lower, keeping
• 44:49
  things consistent with the ethos of, of a project and so on.
• 44:53
  And I, and I think that that's what we're evolving towards.
• 44:55
  But even just the moniker of it, the name may not resonate with
• 45:00
  with everybody. Some people may kind of get
• 45:02
  exactly the wrong feel about it, but they're being now told what
• 45:06
  to do that, that that isn't it. And as a matter of fact, even
• 45:08
  the name is mutable and changeable.
• 45:11
  And we invite the community. And so this is going to be
• 45:13
  something we're launching very soon, but the announcements
• 45:16
  coming up about our community Discord and one of the first
• 45:20
  things that we're going to have on the community Discord as a
• 45:22
  group activity and why Discord and not X?
• 45:25
  I'll also go into this in a moment, really briefly, but in
• 45:30
  Discord, we'll have a venue for our community members.
• 45:32
  We're going to have a poll with, with a few different possible
• 45:35
  names, and we're going to take your vote as to what you wish
• 45:39
  for us to be called. So what resonates with you the
• 45:41
  most? There are a few things been been
• 45:44
  thrown around. You know, personally, I like
• 45:45
  lore keepers because it kind of makes me think of Lord of the
• 45:48
  Rings a little bit. But you know, and and and and
• 45:53
  the whole Unicorn image. That kind of fits with that for
• 45:55
  me in my mind at least. But but even something like
• 46:00
  that, we want to give the community of a voice and, and
• 46:03
  this website is only a part of it, but it extends out beyond
• 46:07
  it. And Discord is going to be the
• 46:08
  next big piece that provides a lot more interactivity as far as
• 46:12
  gathering your ideas, having having a chance to vote on those
• 46:15
  ideas and and the reason why not X in X, you can vote multiple
• 46:21
  times on the same issue. You can turn a butt on a on a
• 46:25
  pole and and we see what that looks like, right?
• 46:28
  Yes. The numbers.
• 46:30
  The numbers can be very deceiving.
• 46:33
  Whereas on this court it's 1:00 to 1:00.
• 46:34
  And on this court, you're going to connect your, your, you know,
• 46:37
  your wallet, whether it's your full wallet or, or whether you
• 46:40
  just spin up a temporary one with a, with a few beans in it
• 46:43
  to get a validate as a duster. And guess what, if you sell your
• 46:46
  beans, your duster designation gets revoked because that's the,
• 46:50
  the thing keeps striking in the background periodically.
• 46:52
  All it is, is a read. All it is is a read.
• 46:57
  That is that that I like that. That sounds very cool, Georgie,
• 47:02
  Jack, Nate and Scott. And this is this is static too.
• 47:07
  Some people depending on what's going on in their life in any
• 47:10
  given time. We don't want anybody to leave.
• 47:12
  We're very appreciative. But other people could be added
• 47:16
  to this UFD council leadership, whatever name we wind up using
• 47:20
  in the future. Is that is that a safe
• 47:23
  assessment exit? 100% And actually, if you were
• 47:26
  to Scroll down just a tiny bit, Ron, there's a, there's a little
• 47:29
  blurb here that, that, that, that actually speaks to that a
• 47:33
  bit. And the leads are supported by a
• 47:35
  cast of what we call Team Shadows.
• 47:38
  So these are folks who are working with us.
• 47:40
  They may, you know, there are other people who are part of the
• 47:42
  leadership group who just, they, they prefer to stay in the
• 47:45
  background and provide, provide supports.
• 47:50
  They've got plenty of things on their plates and, and they have
• 47:53
  busy, busy lives. So they don't necessarily want
• 47:55
  to be be public. And there are other folks who
• 47:58
  maybe don't have the same level of leadership experience from
• 48:01
  their past and yet they are looking to for some mentorship,
• 48:05
  they're looking to get involved, they're looking to contribute.
• 48:08
  And each one of us visible on up on that board is working with a
• 48:14
  group of others, whether or not actively yet we will be.
• 48:18
  That's the whole intention is so that if, you know, if I get hit
• 48:22
  by a bus or whatever, if something happens to any one of
• 48:25
  us, that there is a small group of people who are ready to take
• 48:28
  that place. You know, we all have things
• 48:31
  happen in our lives. You know, there'll be a point in
• 48:33
  time when I want to spend a bunch of my time underwater,
• 48:37
  like looking at the, at the cool world and, and I won't have my
• 48:39
  phone with me there. And that's the whole idea is to
• 48:42
  unplug and, and there'll be others who are stepping in.
• 48:46
  And, and so this, this, this, this is also how we keep true to
• 48:51
  the distributed ethos of of crypto and UFD.
• 48:55
  Maybe you can live stream when you're underwater, you never
• 48:57
  know. Maybe I think I think some
• 49:01
  people would be amazed and surprised what you can see.
• 49:04
  But if if you were to Scroll down around this, this page also
• 49:08
  reveals some additional details like we want to show off the
• 49:11
  recognition that we have as part of the community.
• 49:13
  So this is this is one of the pieces of the site that reads
• 49:16
  from a file. So it's very easy for us to add
• 49:20
  names to this is very easy to to add information to this.
• 49:24
  And these are the folks that we recognize.
• 49:26
  There's a lot it shows the last 10 is is is what it is, is we
• 49:28
  have a lot more. We don't want to make this so
• 49:30
  someone has to scroll for, you know, whoever knows how long,
• 49:33
  but it'll be the the last 10 that'll always, always show
• 49:36
  there. Wow, oh wow, Can I go down here?
• 49:39
  Yeah, please. We also have a community
• 49:42
  showcase. So I just picked a few random
• 49:44
  things to to show here. There are only three things that
• 49:48
  if we click through it in the, in the carousel, it'll, it'll
• 49:50
  show the different images. But the idea is that, you know,
• 49:54
  I just picked some random things that, that kind of just, I don't
• 49:57
  know, for whatever reason, those, those were the ones that
• 50:02
  spoke to me as kind of things to showcase at the start.
• 50:05
  But this can be as as big or as small as we want it to be.
• 50:08
  Also very, very easy for us to add components to it and
• 50:12
  showcase some of the creativity that we have as part of our UFD
• 50:16
  fabric. Wow, I love it.
• 50:18
  I keep looking at Elizabeth jumping mid air with her.
• 50:21
  We trust and there's Tazza, all right, And I said OK, there's DJ
• 50:26
  Litmus. So yeah, always.
• 50:28
  And look at all that. I just since we're here, I love
• 50:31
  the the collage pictures down at the bottom, everybody with their
• 50:36
  which Vincent started that another key community member.
• 50:39
  He started that's we try. He's a great guy, right?
• 50:44
  I mean, and as the Leadership Council evolves, like we said,
• 50:47
  who knows, you know, who may want to or who we invite to, to,
• 50:52
  to become part of that. Yes, yes, yeah.
• 50:56
  We, I mean, and, and because we're doing things in a way
• 50:59
  that's repeatable, that's process based, we actually have
• 51:01
  an application form. That's something that we all,
• 51:03
  even internally, the people who are already there, we feel we
• 51:06
  fill out a form so that we know what are our key skill sets.
• 51:10
  You know, what, how do they intersect, what, what may be
• 51:12
  missing? And as new members put their
• 51:16
  hand up and want to, want to want to join the table that
• 51:18
  that's, you know, if a lot of application, and then we review
• 51:21
  it and when we talk about it and we don't want to have a cast of,
• 51:24
  of, of, you know, 100 people because it becomes very
• 51:27
  difficult to manage it. But, but having, having
• 51:30
  something that's right sized and, and with that, with that
• 51:33
  cast of supports that are used to step in at any moment as
• 51:36
  well, that's, that's very, very useful.
• 51:38
  So we're not living in an echo chamber.
• 51:39
  We truly are honoring the distributed nature.
• 51:42
  Awesome. And then scrolling down around,
• 51:44
  if we just kind of maybe follow the page nearly at the bottom
• 51:47
  there, the thing that that people ask about a lot is what's
• 51:50
  going on in the community. And, and, and, you know, there
• 51:53
  are some more casual dusters who they just don't necessarily have
• 51:55
  the time to listen through as beautiful and interesting as
• 51:58
  these live streams are. And we have a lot of different
• 52:00
  events that happen, like not events, but repeatable things
• 52:04
  that happen where we share ideas about what the events are or
• 52:08
  things like that. We kind of want to have an at a
• 52:10
  glance place of what these things are.
• 52:12
  And I mean, the leadership town hall is just a placeholder date
• 52:15
  there. But something that I'll be
• 52:17
  talking about on our on our Monday meeting is I think that
• 52:20
  it'll be worthwhile for us to actually have something maybe
• 52:23
  monthly recurring or whatever the cadence of it will be,
• 52:26
  whatever the frequency it will be that allows the community
• 52:30
  members just to join the leadership group and, and kind
• 52:33
  of listen to U.S. chat about things and throw out their ideas
• 52:36
  as well. And sometimes you want to, you
• 52:39
  want to step into the sausage factory just to make sure that
• 52:41
  it's as organic as you hope it is.
• 52:44
  Right. No, I think that's a great idea.
• 52:46
  Yeah, I mean, DJ Litmus, of course we want to, we want to
• 52:49
  feature something like that because it's it's such a cool
• 52:51
  thing. And, you know, my head is
• 52:53
  already bopping in the background here thinking of the
• 52:54
  awesome tunes. We're going to hear this this
• 52:56
  Friday, Yeah, some guidelines about about, yeah, about some,
• 53:01
  some what, what are the things that we want to think about as a
• 53:05
  duster, right? Being kind and respectful, being
• 53:07
  positive and so on so forth. So you can scroll through there
• 53:10
  that will as you visit the site and and kind of see see how that
• 53:14
  fits you, right. But these are the things that
• 53:17
  that that make us who we are by, by, by, by hold build.
• 53:21
  Yeah. Awesome, I love it.
• 53:22
  Wow. Wow.
• 53:23
  There's a lot on this website, really awesome.
• 53:28
  Yeah, and and again to the topic of transparency, you know people
• 53:35
  have asked number of times what's in this marketing wallet,
• 53:39
  you know, I'm donating money to it 11 what's you know, what are
• 53:43
  we holding there? What's what's his value and and
• 53:45
  to what's being done with it. So, so this provides an up to
• 53:50
  date and it tells there's a little time step on the, on the
• 53:52
  bottom to say when it was last updated.
• 53:55
  It also updates hourly so that we're not hitting that plug over
• 54:00
  and over and over and wearing it out, so to speak, right.
• 54:03
  But it, it also shows the address there.
• 54:05
  And if you click on the address, it takes you to a separate site
• 54:07
  that actually shows the, the, I think it's the soul scan data
• 54:12
  directly so that you can see that we're not manipulating
• 54:14
  this, this information in any way.
• 54:16
  It is, it is unadulterated and raw and coming in and as an
• 54:20
  adjunct to it on our Discord, on our community Discord, we
• 54:23
  already have built a channel. So these are groupings of
• 54:27
  information that you go to. It's kind of like a tab on a
• 54:29
  website for those more traditional folks.
• 54:33
  And, and in in that Channel, you'll also see the transfers in
• 54:36
  and out of that wallet and information about what money is
• 54:39
  being committed to. So, so this is our commitment to
• 54:42
  continue transparency and just providing information so that
• 54:45
  members at a glance can get this view.
• 54:46
  They don't have to go somewhere to request it.
• 54:48
  They don't have to, you know, you don't have to be fussed
• 54:51
  about it. They just go and they see it.
• 54:54
  There's a lot of good data on this website, things that would
• 54:59
  take me 5 hours to discover, from social metrics to wallet
• 55:04
  information to so much more. That's like all right here in
• 55:08
  one simple place like a dashboard.
• 55:12
  That's exactly it, you know, and, and, and also because
• 55:16
  probably looking at time, we'll be wrapping up soon and, and,
• 55:18
  and I know that maybe we wanted to show what this experience
• 55:21
  also looks like on the mobile because the site is very Oh
• 55:23
  yeah, yeah. For the technically minded
• 55:26
  called responsive. But before, before we go there,
• 55:28
  there's, there's one other thing I wanted to to talk about kind
• 55:31
  of geek out here for one, one moment for for folks who maybe
• 55:34
  are a little bit more technically minded as far as how
• 55:38
  this is set up. So the way that we've set this
• 55:41
  up is it mirrors an enterprise development and release
• 55:45
  pipeline. So very large organizations
• 55:48
  that, that have big websites or applications, when those
• 55:53
  applications are being built or when they're being maintained
• 55:56
  or, or run because, you know, you run an application that gets
• 56:00
  new features and updates periods of time and get certain fixed
• 56:03
  releases, certain certain time. They have a way in which they
• 56:07
  organize it. And that's what it's, that's
• 56:09
  what it's called. It's called a development and
• 56:11
  release pipeline, meaning that we do things in stages.
• 56:15
  So the way that this works is I on my system right now, and this
• 56:20
  is something that is set up in a way that others can collaborate
• 56:23
  on. I make some certain changes on
• 56:25
  my system. I commit them into a repository
• 56:29
  for those interested, it's on GitHub.
• 56:30
  It's a private 1. So this isn't something that
• 56:32
  we're exposing to everybody, but people can be invited to it and
• 56:35
  like for example, just a guy is a contributor in that repository
• 56:38
  and can download code from it and modify that code.
• 56:42
  And so we have that the repository will be in which we
• 56:46
  have two main branches like buckets.
• 56:49
  The first buckets, what I've done my changes locally, I
• 56:52
  commit them to pre production. So it's kind of like the testing
• 56:56
  bucket. Our website provider
• 56:59
  automatically picks it up and creates a temporary address
• 57:03
  where I can go and test that things look and feel the way
• 57:05
  that I expect them to. And you know, making these
• 57:08
  modifications until midnight last night, making a couple of
• 57:11
  fixes here. There were a few things that,
• 57:14
  you know, I would miss certain bracket and something's just not
• 57:16
  working. So, so absolutely these things
• 57:20
  happen and then I would go and recommit another another change
• 57:24
  tested. Yes, it's working and looking
• 57:25
  good. OK, fantastic.
• 57:26
  I press a button, it goes into the name, what's what's called
• 57:30
  production bucket, and our website automatically picks it
• 57:33
  up, builds it and displays it within about 5 minutes.
• 57:36
  So, you know, there there's this, this staged process, you
• 57:40
  know, large organizations have even more buckets than that.
• 57:44
  But for, for our purposes, we, we have, we have these, we have
• 57:48
  these ones and, and it works really, really well.
• 57:50
  I think it's very, very slick, not just from the fact that it's
• 57:54
  slick, but it's, it's something that it is incredibly
• 57:57
  functional. It allows for collaboration.
• 57:59
  So I'm not like Wizard of Oz sitting behind some screen,
• 58:02
  right. Other people can, can join us
• 58:05
  who, who want to participate, who, you know, of course they
• 58:08
  would need to be vetted because we have some certain secure
• 58:10
  information as far as keys that allow us to access the
• 58:12
  information from Lunar Crash and so on, so forth.
• 58:14
  But but we have people who, you know, may have development
• 58:19
  expertise and they want to contribute in the future.
• 58:21
  It's enabled for that. Not only is it enabled for that,
• 58:24
  it's built for it, and it's built for it in a way that's
• 58:27
  very robust. Interesting.
• 58:30
  So it's not like one person controls it and has ultimate
• 58:35
  authority over it. It's built in a way that it can
• 58:38
  stand the test of time. Is that is that accurate?
• 58:41
  100% the test of time and the provider that we're using
• 58:46
  Cloudflare is, is one of the top providers in the world are
• 58:50
  actually used for many purposes, even by those who host their
• 58:52
  websites elsewhere. Their infrastructure has those
• 58:55
  multiple servers around the world that provide redundancy
• 58:58
  and so on. They're the ones who do a lot of
• 59:01
  the verification things for are you human when you visit a site,
• 59:05
  you see a little Cloudflare banner pop up and then you get
• 59:07
  verified. So we're, you know, we're
• 59:12
  swimming with the big boys and and robust and and durable and
• 59:17
  meant to survive and here for the long run, all these things
• 59:20
  are built into the fabric oversight.
• 59:23
  Sounds great. Do we want to look at the road
• 59:25
  map or do we want to do the the mobile this?
• 59:28
  Well, maybe, maybe let's, I mean, it's up to you, Ron,
• 59:31
  really. But maybe we show we show the
• 59:33
  flavor of it on a mobile device because folks will discover
• 59:36
  other pieces here. Of course, the road map speaks
• 59:38
  to, you know, where we've been, where we are, some fun ideas for
• 59:42
  a potential future. And again, like for the Discord
• 59:45
  server, when it once it goes live, really, really encourage
• 59:48
  everybody to sign on to it, get verified as a duster ASAP
• 59:51
  because you'll have access to so many cool things.
• 59:54
  And you know one of them will be having a voice in having a voice
• 1:00:01
  in what comes next. What do we focus on next?
• 1:00:05
  We want to hear your ideas. Yeah, this is this is your
• 1:00:09
  website. If you're a duster, this is your
• 1:00:11
  website. And I meant to say that when you
• 1:00:13
  showed the leadership council or leadership group, whatever we're
• 1:00:17
  going to call it, like the, I know all, everybody on there and
• 1:00:20
  like, this is not an ego thing. It's a community thing.
• 1:00:24
  I think that that that's, I talk about our community being
• 1:00:27
  mature, responsible, and, you know, nobody's perfect, but
• 1:00:31
  generally there aren't any big, huge egos in our community.
• 1:00:35
  People are willing to listen and and and willing to do things for
• 1:00:40
  the overall good of the project. Absolutely.
• 1:00:43
  And this is the other, the other fun little thing about about our
• 1:00:46
  about our team is I think in almost everybody on it, if not
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  everybody on it didn't actually come to your own and say, can I
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  be a part of leadership team or anything like that?
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  It's more like we were tapped on the shoulder because we were
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  doing this already. Yeah.
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  And someone tapped us and said, hey, I think that you'd be good
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  being part of a group and contributing.
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  So yeah, you're absolutely right.
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  I was thinking of this the other night.
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  I've never asked anyone for anything since I started UFDI.
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  Didn't ask that people replenish my beans.
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  That's a kind of a side subject matter.
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  People step up. And I think again, that speaks
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  to the organic community feel that this project has that makes
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  us very, very unique. Like people just step up,
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  volunteer and, and, and then just now we call it through the
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  community market, right? The good people, the cream rises
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  to the top and people stick around.
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  The good people really embed themselves within UFD.
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  And I'm saying that this now for the third time, but I really
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  think that makes this project way different.
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  Absolutely. Want me?
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  Want me to show it on mobile? If you, if you, if you'd like
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  to, let's, let's, let's make this happen.
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  OK, so I'm going to I went to Google and put in Unicorn fart
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  desk website and we'll see how the camera does with this.
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  Here we go. Boom, there it is.
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  Can they see that? Yeah, I can.
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  I can see it. Maybe not perfect, but you can
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  see that there's something coming up.
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  OK, now you have to press something there.
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  So I understand and agree blah blah blah.
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  Becoming an active member, you can get addicted.
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  Oh, wow, so there's this is really optimized.
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  This is cool. I like it on the desktop.
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  But yeah, I mean, look at that, join the herd stats and trust
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  all the different components that we looked at are right
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  here. And the two bubbles on the top,
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  on the left hand side, you've got our logo and on the right
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  hand side is what's known as a hamburger menu.
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  So that's how you can navigate to different pages on mobile
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  very easily. So at a glance, all of the
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  functionality works correctly. We've tested on it on Android,
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  we tested on iPhones. Yeah, I'm Android and there's
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  the film and I can attest, look at like scrolls.
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  Yep, there you go, now you. There you are.
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  I do everything on my phone really looks good on this.
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  You know, old Android phone that I use.
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  Really, I can only imagine what it would look like on an iPhone,
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  a newer iPhone, whatever. Very cool exit.
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  I like it. I like this a lot.
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  I loved it on the desktop, but. This is cool, I'll tell you
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  around. It looks better on your phone
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  than it does online. I need reading glasses more and
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  more often nowadays or my arm isn't quite long enough to give
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  me a good field of view on things.
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  But but you know, so I have it set up for the blind.
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  I'm just joking. But but I have larger fonts and
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  and with those larger fonts, it means it fits less on the
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  screen. So it's less than ideal on my
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  phone on my iPhone, but but tested on my wife's Android and
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  it looks looks great, just like it looks.
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  It look, it really looks incredible.
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  I I clicked on the 1st Excuse me, I'm fighting a cold.
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  I clicked on the 1st frame, on the, on the, on the on the film
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  thing and there it is. I mean, yeah, no, I love it.
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  Thank you. Exit.
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  Oh, it's my pleasure, absolutely.
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  When we hang up I'll be on my phone checking this out, it
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  looks great. Cool and.
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  By the way, by the way, exit. We have 500 people who have
• 1:04:25
  joined us now, which is a lot for a cryptocurrency meme coin
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  live stream. So thank you everybody for being
• 1:04:34
  here. Please retweet this so that we
• 1:04:36
  can get the news out more and more about the website.
• 1:04:39
  Don't forget we've got a hallow bean contest going on.
• 1:04:43
  You can go to Georgie four 20s profile and X to learn about
• 1:04:47
  that. I'm probably forgetting some
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  things. Maybe exit will help me when we
• 1:04:50
  get to the end here. But go ahead, exit.
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  Do we want to look at that last panel on the website?
• 1:04:56
  We can, but I mean, really, it's yeah, the.
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  Last part of our. Road map really is the is the is
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  the last, the last piece that we NF these people can look at
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  themselves as well. We're showcasing some of our
• 1:05:10
  incredible artists, but here we can.
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  This is this is actually my personal little quibble with
• 1:05:17
  this is I had a different vision for a road map page.
• 1:05:20
  So this is probably going to be one of the components of it that
• 1:05:23
  is modified first. Yeah.
• 1:05:25
  You know, as you scroll across, there's a farting Unicorn that
• 1:05:28
  flies flies around but. A translucent farting Unicorn, I
• 1:05:33
  think I sometimes when I get too tired, I see him flying around
• 1:05:36
  down here in my basement. Oh, really cool.
• 1:05:41
  So you've got future plans, current activities, and hold on,
• 1:05:46
  let me go down here. And then what's the first panel
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  here? Past achievements.
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  It's past achievements. Awesome, Totally love it.
• 1:05:56
  And are we going to stop now and let people discover the Easter
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  egg, discover the Easter egg for themselves?
• 1:06:04
  Tomorrow night is the big DJ Litmus rave party.
• 1:06:08
  I'll be posting about it. DJ Litmus will be posting about
• 1:06:12
  it. We talked about the Halloween
• 1:06:13
  contest. We will have IP coming out
• 1:06:16
  sometime in the near future, but today the big news was the
• 1:06:20
  website, which is incredible. I started out by saying thank
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  you, exit. I can't express how impressed I
• 1:06:27
  am with what you've done. And to see this as a living
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  website evolve over time, as the community evolves, as the IP
• 1:06:36
  comes out is really exciting, right?
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  And you know, you're a great example to me of a community
• 1:06:43
  member who has skills and talents and you saw an
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  opportunity where you could help UFD and you've definitely
• 1:06:51
  stepped up. So on behalf of myself upstairs,
• 1:06:54
  Susie, who I just heard moving around upstairs in the whole UFD
• 1:06:59
  community, seriously, thank you. And I loved it on the desktop,
• 1:07:03
  but I got I am, I am like enamored with it on my phone.
• 1:07:07
  So as soon as we get done here, you know I'll be picking my
• 1:07:10
  phone up to to play around for a while.
• 1:07:13
  Oh, that's awesome. I'm so pleased.
• 1:07:14
  Thank you and, and thanks of course for, for, for your
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  inspiration and your leadership and, and everything, Ron and,
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  and to all of you in the community and, and those maybe
• 1:07:25
  who are just tuning in to see what UFT is about.
• 1:07:28
  This is so unique. This is I, I, I keep kind of
• 1:07:34
  saying that the same thing, but you know.
• 1:07:37
  Go ahead, say it. It, it makes it makes my eyes
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  water and it's inspiring. It is life changing.
• 1:07:46
  I continue to aspire to the way of the Unicorn.
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  And for me, being in service of something greater than me is
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  that to, to have, you know, this sense of purpose for with
• 1:07:57
  something. It is life changing.
• 1:07:59
  And I encourage, like I, I just encourage you as, as you know,
• 1:08:02
  listeners or viewers take advantage of it because it's
• 1:08:05
  here for the taking. It's and and and here for the
• 1:08:10
  taking, and by taking, it's here for the giving.
• 1:08:14
  It's incredible. Yeah, yeah.
• 1:08:16
  And it feels good to do good. It feels great to do good,
• 1:08:19
  absolutely. Yeah, I was thinking, I was
• 1:08:21
  talking to David Goldstein yesterday and I said or I was
• 1:08:25
  talking to somebody else yesterday.
• 1:08:26
  I've been talking to a lot of people, but I said, you know, I
• 1:08:29
  think if you take the vast majority of people in the world,
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  everywhere in the world, all age groups, and you put, you ask
• 1:08:37
  them a question, do you want good or do you want evil, right?
• 1:08:40
  That a good button and an evil button, I think like over 99% of
• 1:08:45
  people press the good button, right?
• 1:08:47
  People want good. Nobody's perfect.
• 1:08:49
  But you know, we really do have a unique project in so many
• 1:08:54
  ways. I got to watch myself 'cause I
• 1:08:56
  could talk for another 10 minutes about it, but it really
• 1:08:58
  is. It's a unique situation.
• 1:09:00
  Is it hard work? Yes, but anything big, anything
• 1:09:04
  good worth accomplishing in life is hard.
• 1:09:07
  Otherwise anybody would do it right.
• 1:09:09
  Anybody. Anybody can start a
• 1:09:11
  cryptocurrency meme coin. Trust me.
• 1:09:13
  Watch there's 10 minute YouTube video.
• 1:09:15
  You can do it yourself. The hard part is right, and it's
• 1:09:19
  what everybody in the community is doing, is showing up every
• 1:09:23
  day because they believe in it, because they know that this is
• 1:09:27
  something special and sticking with it day by day.
• 1:09:31
  Yeah, I mean, not the website itself is a combination of about
• 1:09:33
  100 plus hours of just my work accounting what other people put
• 1:09:36
  into it. And yet I will say this, what I,
• 1:09:40
  what I used to say when I worked in, you know, as an executive in
• 1:09:43
  a large corporation and I had more than two team of more than
• 1:09:47
  200 people that I, that I supported as a, as a leader
• 1:09:50
  that, that, that I worked for because that's how I saw it.
• 1:09:52
  I worked for them as well as my clients.
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  I am one of the most selfish people you will meet.
• 1:10:00
  And, and I, and I, and I, I don't, I don't mean this in a
• 1:10:02
  cheeky way. I just know that doing good pays
• 1:10:05
  back a hundredfold. I'm, I'm selfish long term, not
• 1:10:09
  short term, because short term selfish does never works.
• 1:10:12
  It's actually counterintuitive, but I want to feel good.
• 1:10:16
  I want to feel like I've contributed.
• 1:10:17
  I get so much out of it. Yeah and yeah.
• 1:10:21
  No, it makes I I you, I couldn't say it better.
• 1:10:25
  So thank you exit. Thank you to everyone who helped
• 1:10:28
  exit on this project. Thank you to everyone who's
• 1:10:31
  joining us today. Now we have 550 people on our
• 1:10:34
  live stream, which is really good for an early morning
• 1:10:37
  Thursday live stream. That's because what we're doing
• 1:10:40
  here is really good. And what you and the people that
• 1:10:42
  helped you on this project accomplish is a big, big deal.
• 1:10:47
  So thank you my friend, and I can't, I can't wait to see where
• 1:10:52
  this goes because it's already awesome.
• 1:10:55
  So we'll talk to you soon. Thanks everybody for out there.
• 1:10:59
  And don't forget, be good to yourself first.
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  That'll give you a good platform from which to be good to other
• 1:11:05
  people. And we'll see you soon.
• 1:11:07
  Bye bye.