A recent exchange of tweets between Twitter users, Rafsby and some of his followers shed light on the challenges faced by individuals building within the Web3 community. Rafsby expressed concerns about the negativity and toxicity that he observed in online interactions. In response, the AKCB community encouraged Rafsby to stay focused and reminded him of the importance of building despite the hurdles. This article explores the tweets and highlights the resilience required to thrive in the Web3 space.
Tweets Unveiling the Struggles
Rafsby, known as the co-founder of “a KID called BEAST” on Twitter, began by lamenting how the joy and enthusiasm of sharing passions with others can sometimes be overshadowed by attempts to undermine and belittle the endeavors of builders. He prayed for those who faced challenges and emphasized the need to brace oneself for pain and misery. It was a heartfelt message that resonated with many who have experienced or witnessed similar struggles in the Web3 landscape.
They really like to try and suck the fun and excitement away from the things we love and the people we enjoy them with.
Praying for anyone who tries to come here to really build. Prepare yourself for pain and misery. ❤️— Rafsby | a KID called BEAST (@Rafsby) July 5, 2023
One community member, in a supportive response, suggested outsourcing social media management to avoid undue stress. He acknowledged the need to shield oneself from negativity and encouraged Rafsby to keep pushing forward. He highlighted the ever-present reality of online profiles not always reflecting real personalities and advised Rafsby to maintain focus. Very good advice!
I’m not stressed bro. I’m chillin. I’m just watching hungry animals say horrible dehumanizing, prejudice and even racist things to people trying to build. It’s gross.
— Rafsby | a KID called BEAST (@Rafsby) July 5, 2023
Rafsby clarified that he was not personally stressed but expressed his concern for others facing dehumanizing and prejudiced behavior from online communities. This prompted the community member to welcome Rafsby to the real Web3, acknowledging the unfortunate reality of certain individuals within the space. He urged Rafsby to persist and emphasized the importance of building despite the challenges.
Building Amidst Challenges
In a subsequent tweet, Rafsby acknowledged a community member named Adam for speaking truthfully about the struggles faced within the Web3 community. Rafsby stated that his mental health was solid, thanks to a supportive and caring community. He expressed empathy for founders of new projects experiencing similar difficulties and criticized the harassers, stalkers, and bullies that plague the Web3 environment.
Adam, I’m just making a general statement about the space. You definitely said some real shit 2 months ago. I’m focused on exactly what you mentioned. My mental health is solid! I got a loving and caring community who is excited about the things we’re building. I’m seeing…
— Rafsby | a KID called BEAST (@Rafsby) July 5, 2023
Rafsby then expressed his reluctance to encourage individuals he cares about to enter the Web3 space due to the prevalent toxicity. However, he was appreciative of the genuine, intelligent, and supportive responses received from the community in the comment section. Rafsby’s assertion that the problem does not lie within the AKCB community but rather with external influences indicates a commitment to nurturing a healthy and positive environment.
The Power of Community
Amidst the challenges and negativity, Rafsby highlighted the strength of the AKCB Web3 community. He described it as “legendary,” a testament to the supportive and inclusive nature that many members embody. While there are certainly elements within the space that perpetuate toxicity, Rafsby’s affirmation of the community’s virtues showcases the potential for change and the importance of fostering an environment where builders can thrive.
CT is in a very bad place right now
The tweets exchanged between Rafsby and his community members shed light on the trials and tribulations faced by individuals building in the Web3 community. They highlighted the need for resilience and mental fortitude in the face of negativity and toxicity. Despite these challenges, Rafsby’s acknowledgment of a caring and supportive community demonstrated the potential for positive change and growth. As Web3 continues to evolve, it is crucial to foster an environment that encourages builders and ensures their mental well-being. By addressing the issues raised, the community can strive towards a more inclusive and empowering future.
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