@chefkissFight for transparency and fairness.

Products without PMF being phased out is normal — we all understand that. But have you ever stopped to ask: who pays the price in the end?Can you imagine what it feels like to look back at your past posts and find them all marked as " unavailable" ? This isn’t just a technical inconvenience for artists like @chaoticmonk or @jamesfinnerty — it’s a wound every single user carries.And no, this isn’t just a Polygon-LC migration issue. It’s the result of Lens, as a protocol, offloading nearly all responsibility to third-party apps. When an app breaks — users lose access to their social history. Their on-chain presence becomes fragmented, untraceable, and abandoned. And what’s worse? You act like you bear no responsibility, yet still expect loyalty from your users. Isn’t that absurd?Many pioneers have already left — like Phaver and Buttrfly — builders who once dared to explore and build on the barren soil of Lens. What happens when Orb walks away too? Will that finally be the moment you reconsider @punkess ’s long-standing suggestion to build your own app?There might not be any users left to survive until V4.

@internetfaseregular music producer guy. doer of things, maker of stuff.

haven’t made or released new music for lens in over 3 months. when collects started slowing down i made a deal with myself that i’d keep creating as long as a track got at least one collect, but this last one that i keep mirroring was from early december and has zero. the one before that was from september and got one collect two months later. i don’t feel like i’m owed or entitled to collects for just being here or anything; i’m just sharing this as an update to let you know where i’m at. there is definitely some frustration after releasing two projects and 78 tracks exclusively to this platform only to feel like it’s dying now…