❌ Question #9: What do you think is the biggest hurdle to overcome to get someone to use proofofwriting.com? 1M XEC to the best answer submitted in the next 24 hours.
🎉 Question #8: Who would you love to see on ProofOfWriting.com and why? Favorite answer(s) will share the 1M XEC prize. Winner to be announced in ~24 hours.
“awareness and understanding”
I think the biggest hurdle is simply making people understand why they should use ProofOfWriting.com when they already use X, Facebook, Instagram, etc. People need to see a real benefit, like earning eCash from their writing and connecting with other creators. If a few people sta…
The biggest hurdle is changing people’s mindset from “content is free” to “good ideas have value.” ProofOfWriting needs enough quality writers and readers to create a strong network effect where valuable writing attracts attention, attention creates rewards, and rewards attract e…
The biggest challenge is overcoming the initial friction. New users need to quickly understand how ProofOfWriting works, why it is different, and what makes participating worthwhile before they decide whether to stay.
I think the hardest part is building the first layer of trust. Users need to see that ProofOfWriting genuinely values original ideas and creates a meaningful connection between writers, readers, and rewards.
Adoption will depend on whether ProofOfWriting can turn curiosity into habit. Getting someone to visit the platform once is easy; giving them enough value to return, write, read, and participate regularly is the real challenge.
The biggest hurdle is breaking the network-effect problem. Writers need readers, readers need quality writing, and both need active participation. Building that initial ecosystem is what can turn ProofOfWriting from an interesting platform into a daily destination.
The challenge is that one needs to learn and experiment however, with time, one becomes accustomed to it, and using proofofwriting.com feels much easier.
Getting someone to set up a Cashtab wallet and grab some XEC first. Most folks bounce at “wait, I need crypto for this?”
Absolutely — here’s a smoother and more natural version while keeping your original tone and ideas: Honestly, I think the two biggest challenges are the registration process and the pay-to-play feature. For crypto users, setting up a wallet before using the platform is relative…
The Love moves everything. The first step is doing what you are you building because nothing should stop you. Then, begin connecting with others and winning them over honestly by showcasing your virtues, your capabilities, and what you have to offer. Share the enthusiasm of bui…
"Do I need to understand crypto to use this?" That's the first question everyone asks about proofofwriting.com. And it's the biggest obstacle we face — it's not the content, it's not the price, it's the fear of having to create a wallet, buy currency, understand addresses. The…
In my opinion, the Proof of Writing (POW) site may currently lack features that appeal to users interested in writing or reading; that is its biggest hurdle. I do not mean to imply that POW is unappealing—I actually think it is excellent—but it might not yet be compelling enough…
Perhaps could add the e.cash website below the Proof Of Writing site, and/or the Cashtab.com link for creating a free XEC wallet.
First hurdle is their niche right now we are concentrated on a bit more on the crypto aspect. 2. Funding; yeah when we get cashtab we get 42 XEC but that can't make a post or comment, there should be a way of coming around that and yes it shouldn't be @cain funding people only.…