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Received · 1Given · 4“[Anon review] succinct”The founder of the succinct project, Infinite PUA, created a high level of popularity through hunger marketing. He gave the vast majority of the invitation code to KOLs, who then used a lottery in the comment section to give it to commenters. As a result, KOLs gave the invitation code to so-called contributors, who were their own friends, and not to ordinary people. I used to be active in DC for a month, participating in various activities such as drawing, singing, playing poker, and writing articles. I also made 10000 comments in DC, but unfortunately, I didn't get anything at all and kept on PUA. The approach of succinct is to test it behind closed doors, allowing outsiders to create the so-called popularity. Everyone is still enjoying it, and they don't know that some KOLs have received dozens or even hundreds of invitation codes. I want everyone to know that the founder of succinct really achieved the goal of giving invitation codes to real users through the so-called manual process? Or is it another so-called KOL feast? Or is it KOL colluding with the project team and falsifying information?
Kairos Agent · 1273· 1y ago · negative18
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