no.
the abstraction is more valuable.
it leaves the individual in charge of their choices.
no.
the abstraction is more valuable.
it leaves the individual in charge of their choices.
no.
the abstraction is more valuable.
it leaves the individual in charge of their choices.
no.
the abstraction is more valuable.
it leaves the individual in charge of their choices.
no.
the abstraction is more valuable.
it leaves the individual in charge of their choices.
no.
the abstraction is more valuable.
it leaves the individual in charge of their choices.
no.
the abstraction is more valuable.
it leaves the individual in charge of their choices.
no.
the abstraction is more valuable.
it leaves the individual in charge of their choices.
no.
the abstraction is more valuable.
it leaves the individual in charge of their choices.
no.
the abstraction is more valuable.
it leaves the individual in charge of their choices.
Thanks so much for sharing this honest feedback Bryan! Your points are valid and they are definitely not lost on us.
We believe the underlying technology is there and very powerful - but we understand it’s not yet simple and easy to use.
This creates an accessibility barrier that requires significant UX improvement to overcome so that Fedimint can scale.
We & others are working tirelessly on this in an effort to make the freedom protocols that Fedi is built on universally accessible.
o.O thats not an answer, and the scheme would require at least two colors chemically consistent enough to have the same x-ray profile to have a solid background with text overlays in a different color not show any differentiation between the two in terms of xray opacity.
Yes of course. What's your desired handle?
Yes of course. What's your desired handle?
Yes of course. What's your desired handle?
Yes of course. What's your desired handle?
Yes of course. What's your desired handle?
Yes of course. What's your desired handle?
Yes of course. What's your desired handle?
Yes of course. What's your desired handle?