I don't think the troll deserves another quote, so there's that.
On the other hand,
I did like the screens that the dev posted, and for me, it's not about any form of hype or sense of pumping, it is excitement for the project and the things we might achieve as a collaboration, driven by solid development leadership as well as community engagement. The screens simply highlight a few potential use cases for Sapience/XAI.
This project is just taking off the ground. While development pace has not perhaps been awesome, it's been really good, in my view. I'd imagine that if the crowd fund had raised ten times more more funds, it would be much easier to get (
read: hire) more people and resources to code on the platform and progress even faster. As we know, the crowd fund raised modest funds, and so expectations should take all of that into consideration.
The flipside of all this is extremely positive, looking long term.
The crowd fund is far into the past now, and development continues to be as committed as ever, with more meaningful discussions taking place as we move forward. Just look at the recent examples of people looking at Sapience/XAI as candidate platform for their needs, one a real world industrial application, another one a specialized asset token.
If we all collaborate to spread word about Sapience/XAI, we can increase the audience many times over. This wider audience is vital. Each new person to join the community, is a potential investor, or a potential app consumer, or a potential app developer, or any combination thereof.
To complete the line of thought, that's why
I really liked the screens!I, XAIand you?