I’ve been thinking about the website, and my thoughts are as follows:
Because of Monero’s uncompromising pursuit of privacy for over 10 years, we’ve already established an ethos of “we don’t give a fuck”. We’re at a point where our branding and tonality is not crucial to the project’s success. With this in mind, we should aim to have the most open and friendly “official” website possible, to welcome anyone and everyone to the project. We’re already dominant on the darknet, and we don’t need to reflect that in our branding.
So, my thoughts are that we should stick with the current sitemap and design of the website. We could make some improvements in terms of text, illustrations, videos, and possibly other elements. However, Why fix something that isn’t broken? What are we trying to achieve, and can we not do that by working with the website as it is?
I’ve been thinking about the website, and my thoughts are as follows: Because of Monero’s uncompromising pursuit of privacy for over 10 years, we’ve already established an ethos of “we don’t give a fuck”. We’re at a point where our branding and tonality is not crucial to the project’s success. With this in mind, we should aim to have the most open and friendly “official” website possible, to welcome anyone and everyone to the project. We’re already dominant on the darknet, and we don’t need to reflect that in our branding.
So, my thoughts are that we should stick with the current sitemap and design of the website. We could make some improvements in terms of text, illustrations, videos, and possibly other elements. However, Why fix something that isn’t broken? What are we trying to achieve, and can we not do that by working with the website as it is?