I really like when developers log changes as they happen, and poll their community on what they want to see next/what they think about minor changes. That's goo

I really like when developers log changes as they happen, and poll their community on what they want to see next/what they think about minor changes. That's good content, IMO. Unfortunately, the majority of "BuildInPublic" culture seems to revolve around unrelated lifestyle content and promotional material. Nobody is invested in their work as much as they are invested in their appearance, which is the major problem with taking any risks in public. Incentivizing your success makes it harder for you to share your failures, which leads to the same whirlpool of vapid, vain content that usually dominates Twitter.