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Hello Arcblock team

Since the scope of Arcblock is very big and there are a lot of different components to it, wouldn't it be a good idea to make an (animated) video about Arcblock? (or a series) I feel like most people don't really understand the big picture of Arcblock.

Since people learn and retain information the most when the content is visual and audio, and we're in an age in which there's so much information online and people have a short attention span, I thought a video could be very helpful. For everyone: current community, aspiring builders, potential investors, critics...

Some potential questions; What's the history of Arcblock? What does Arcblock do? What are the major components of Arcblock? (i.e. blocklets, OCAP, AIGNE, DID, cloud computing...) What's the goal of Arcblock? What can Arcblock do that others can't? What sets Arcblock apart? What's the opportunity for potential builders? What does the big picture look like when you combine all the components, some examples. What are some exciting applications that can be built on Arcblock? etc etc

I know most of that info is already available somewhere. Whether that's in documents, X posts, etc. But combining it and having a short (animated) video with easily to digest information that people can watch, learn from and share with others could really help the momentum imo. I really believe that most people (except for the core community) can't see the forest through the trees.

I'm aware that 'education' is planned in the roadmap for later this year but I'm not sure we should wait for that to make clear what Arcblock is and does. So that people can start to see the bigger picture.

I personally don't make (animated) videos, otherwise I'd try to make something myself. Just a suggestion.

Take care

3 replies

ThatCryptoGirl2 years ago

👍

ThatCryptoGirl2 years ago

I know Robert made a few similar animated style, would be great to continue the series

wangshijun2 years ago
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