A project just had five approved community partnerships fall through. The reason? Late submission on their end. The outcome? Probably just damage control at this point. What's really notable is how the community's reacting—there's a lot of frustration, and honestly, the handling feels off. When you're running a Web3 project, these kinds of coordination failures tend to stick around in people's memory. Still, the show goes on.
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A project just had five approved community partnerships fall through. The reason? Late submission on their end. The outcome? Probably just damage control at this point. What's really notable is how the community's reacting—there's a lot of frustration, and honestly, the handling feels off. When you're running a Web3 project, these kinds of coordination failures tend to stick around in people's memory. Still, the show goes on.