A single successful launch might bring people to a platform, but their experience afterward often determines whether they stay. That is one thing worth paying attention to with @RebateLaunch. Think about the small details users deal with every time they participate. Are changes communicated properly? Are the rules easy to follow? Are the platform's limitations explained clearly? Can people find accurate information without depending on rumours from the community? These things may seem less exciting than a new token going live, yet they shape how users judge a launchpad. I believe the bigger opportunity is to create a process people can understand and assess consistently, regardless of which project is launching. Attracting attention is one achievement. Giving people enough confidence to return is another. What would make you trust a launchpad enough to use it again? Always DYOR.