@MMMusol: Reading Spark teacher's piece, a whirlwind of emotions washes over me. In the clamor of fame and fortune, to have the s…
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The article reflects on the author's emotional journey in an online community, emphasizing the importance of genuine interactions and content quality over mutual follows and strategic games, with specific mentions of supportive individuals.
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Reading Spark teacher’s piece, a whirlwind of emotions washes over me.
In the clamor of fame and fortune, to have the self-reflection of a content creator, and yet keep moving forward to this day—Spark teacher, I think, is already an exceptionally outstanding person.
I’ve also seen some progress from April this year until now; this journey wouldn’t have been possible without the teachers who’ve walked alongside me, including but not limited to mutual follows.
So many people talk about “gaining traction,” and it always circles back to mutual follows and strategic games.
But mutual follows are just a means to an end. What truly endures through cycles is the high-quality content you deliver, and the most genuine resonance between people.
What really sustains relationships is your own quality content and the emotional interactions with others—not necessarily leaving a comment; it could just be a like, a repost, or bookmarking…
Many people think: such trivial little things, in the endless flow of information where people come and go—who would really remember?
But what if I keep doing it? What if I “play the hypocrite” for a lifetime?
Sac @Saccc_c remembers: the first time I called him this year, he told me he still recalls, back when I had less than a thousand followers, the first Gemini collection I wrote—he reposted it with his own account and the chain association’s.
Brother Jiang @yijiangren remembers: when both he and I were slowly gaining traction, during a chat, Brother Jiang reminisced with me—how could it be that, simply enchanted by his writing, I knocked on his door when he had barely two thousand followers? The night we first met and talked, we clicked instantly, regretting we hadn’t met sooner.
Spark teacher @spark888 remembers: he remembers every teacher who’s walked with him, every one he’s interacted with—he can recount them like treasures.
I remember—I remember every teacher who comforted me when I hit rock bottom on 10.11; I remember Brother Robin and every group friend who encouraged and supported each other; I remember when I was still unknown, how Creao’s Brother Bei @anorth_chen and JE’s Sister Evie @0xEvieYang and Sister Nina @L30037Liu chose me…
And so many teachers along the way—I keep each one in my heart…
“Dark of night reveals the fisher’s lamp, a single glint like firefly’s glow. Gentle winds gather waves, scattering into a river full of stars.”
It begins in the small moments, revealed in the details.
In the chill of winter, you know the pine and cypress; in humble times, you see true hearts.
To walk alongside all of you—what great fortune.
spark🌟 (@spark888): 我也聊聊回关这个话题?
首先表明态度,撸毛和肝DC的都该去起号。
行情不好时能恰点100~300U广子;行情好时,KOL消息源更广、撸毛效率更高,甚至肝身份要白名单都更容易。
我自己是去年monad和zama肝完后,顿悟了开始起号。
——该不该起号呢?
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