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@Wochi Thank you for this great question, Van de Wochi. You are all right! The impact of the network for any new social platform is a real challenge. We are focusing on four important strategies. Earlier, we have launched a referral -based affiliate program where every user gets a unique code that can be distributed. When someone uses this code to sign up, he receives a discount on the premium version of the app, and receives the commission who shared the code. This allows early adoptions, creators and community leaders to directly benefit from growing the platform, while newcomers are encouraged to join it. Second, one of today’s social giants’ heels is that they have grown up and have lost the essence of making social media meaningful: sharing with real friends and selected communities. Their feeds are now dominated by the algorithmic content, and people barely see what their real friends post now. Susil is against this maize. We have selected, human links in the heart of experience. Everything is shown in a historical order, in which no algorithm decides what you should see. It naturally appeals to niche communities and consumers that major platforms have ignored their scale and advertising revenue. Third, we give more to the creators. We have made it easy to share content by combining various formats in a clear and structured app. Users can post vertical videos like visual moments such as Instagram, Snap Chat, written ideas such as X -X -X, and Ticotok, in one place. This gives users more ways to express their expression, without the need to switch to a clean experience and creators between multiple platforms. Susel is designed around explanation, simplicity and deliberate sharing. We know that this is a bold condition, but we understand that people are ready for a different kind of social experience that once again feels humans. Thank you again for the thoughtful comment.