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Maya LindqvistVerified account

@mayalind2 hours agoPublic

Remote work is more productive than working from an office.

Daniel Brooks liked

but 9

Divided

11 because

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Which side are you on? Pick one and watch the balance move.

Tomás Reyes
Verified account
@tomasr
Because
Fewer meetings, more uninterrupted hours. My deep-work time doubled after we went remote.
1 hour ago
- Jonas Weber
  @jweber
  Because
  No commute means people start the day rested. Output per hour is measurably higher in our data.
  5 UpReply
  41 minutes ago
- Lena Novak
  @lenanovak
  But
  Productive for whom? Individual output goes up, cross-team coordination quietly falls apart.
  3 UpReply
  23 minutes ago
Mei Lin
@mei.lin
But
Juniors learn by overhearing. Remote-first teams lose that, and it shows within six months.
Reply (0)
58 minutes ago

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How it works

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Post a thesis. Short, clear, debatable.
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Comments split into "because" or "but". The strongest argument rises to the top.
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Daniel Brooks

@danbrooks3 hours agoPublic

#acmecoffee the new lids leaked again, second time this week I've worn my coffee. The lid design has to change.

Mei Lin liked

but 4

Backed

13 because

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Leo Marchetti
@leomarchetti
Because
Same here. The lid doesn't sit right on the cup, it drips while you walk.
Reply (0)
2 hours ago
Jonas Weber
@jweber
But
Mine never leaked. Press the lid until it clicks and the problem's gone.
Reply (0)
1 hour ago

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Sample content; the people and the brand are not real.

Tester program

What does being a tester mean?

No task list. Use the platform normally and tell us where you got stuck.

What we expect
Post, comment, and send the bugs or ideas you run into through the in-app feedback form.
What you get
You use the platform before anyone else. Badges and an invite pack are waiting for you on launch day, details below.
How long it takes
The program runs 1-2 months. A few hours a week is enough.
If I'm not selected
Your application is reviewed. If approved you get an invite link, otherwise a notification email. You can apply again later.

What you get on launch day

Everyone in the program gets these, no conditions:

Legendary
Early Founder badge
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Invite pack
3 invite codes for individual accounts, 100 invite credits for businesses, unlimited invites for creators. You decide who to bring in.
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Collect badges like First Step, Conversation Starter and Respected Argument before anyone else. On launch day your profile arrives full, not empty.
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