i rarely understand a new Web3 project from the docs alone. i'll read the homepage. open the documentation. probably have six tabs sitting there. and still not really understand why someone would actually use the thing. then i'll find one person talking about a feature they tried and suddenly it clicks. not because they explained the whole protocol better. they just translated one small part into normal language. i've been noticing this a lot while going through campaigns on @TheDAOLabs . people usually talk about Social Mining as distribution. more creators → more content → more attention. that's obviously part of it. but there's another layer happening in the middle. someone reads the technical announcement. someone else tries the product. another person looks at the numbers. then all of those interpretations end up back on the timeline where somebody like me can actually make sense of them. of course, some posts just repeat the announcement with different words. i scroll past plenty of those. the useful ones usually do something smaller. they make one confusing thing obvious. starting to think that's a pretty underrated job in Web3. @TheDAOLabs #SocialMining #Web3