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my name is started on workshop
activities which are by the last Monday
today guys have some questions you guys
help with anything
yeah so just to talk a little bit about
monkeys Network monkeys net worth is a
platform that allows individuals to
create projects
to complete those projects and get a
currency
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or a variety of experiments we are
getting towards working with
organizations and
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structure is to get those community
leaders to incentivize prevent law
passed in projects feedback to each
other
in a sort of decentralized manner on
this year sorry but you predict a little
bit more yes all right
one of the things that we've done very
tough on this year's actually set up not
just network specifically for this stuff
constantly go to Japan Valentina's dot
network be able to see our fountains
Explorer which is dedicated
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there are any kind of penalties of need
to die of certain passes around the
conference but this is also where we
will be posting the bounties have been
created for this workshop in particular
about myself that I'm manager of
Renville ripple is an open source
library patterns and UX guides to me
help you make dance the bounties Network
and ripple or this little experiment and
decentralized problem solving today with
the goal of uncovering new UX patterns
that might help ripple is a research
driven offering and we're constantly
researching UX problems that are common
among tasks and prototyping and testing
potential solutions with users and in
doing that we want to cover a number of
challenges that this room might be
familiar with
what bring a community around to
coalesce around creative solutions and
so a partner partner can faculty-student
on this initiative to incentivize this
collaborative generation these creative
effective and have exhibitions in
response to families so
cordons going to talk a little bit about
the bounties themselves and then we'll
get into the need for kind of substance
constantly my Foreman said we're going
to try to keep this pretty casual agree
quick because we want you guys to start
talking about this people in this room
are going to do the interesting work
here between now and now on Monday so we
want to make ourselves available but for
questions but also just a few minutes of
each other so phone's going to talk
about kind of structure a little bit of
the boundaries so for this workshop we
have word bounties that we've created
for you guys to take on just a curiosity
room has a interest or experience
currently priced as it's moving peering
because the Lord is open what all right
so we have four bounties that we've
created for this workshop and they're
centered around design and UX and
front-end and usability for gaps can I
get some brief show of hands of who is
works in any of those areas who has like
a keen interest in any of those areas
great so what you want to do as being
loose these bounties is encourage you
use artists extremely practical don't
have a background and design background
in us I would encourage you all to still
attempt to submit to these bounties
we're kind of structuring them so that
you are being incentivized to
participate and then there's larger
incentives for people to want to go that
stuff further too
they're sufficient so what I want to do
is to talk about the submission
requirements and the evaluation criteria
as we introduce them to these counties
so livestock said each of these bounties
comes out of research that rebel has
done around feasibility problems that
are have been identified in-house calm
usability problems and so we've created
a prompts for one or for four of these
billion issues that we've identified and
the first of these is onboarding new tap
users so the submission requirements and
I was kind of go through them briefly
and then show you what the other
bounties are because the submission
requirements and evaluation criteria for
each of these not Jesus is going to be
fairly similar like I said before we
want that many people to be able to
participate that's possible so the
minimum requirements were submitted to
each of these bounties is going to be
clearly articulated and written
explanation of your solution and the
attempts to us to solve from the prompt
and if possible some sort of visual
accompaniment to see that written
explanation to sort of help you explain
what your solution is and how you came
about hiking ideal submissions would
include a design by all the
illustrations our flood was prototypes
working demos links to source code use
of the rim bulb library is encourage
those who are a little bit more
technical and are curious or willing to
experiment with that it's really you get
set up for evaluation criteria so this
is how we're going to be evaluating each
of those submissions to these counties I
won't read through all the Americas
they're available to you by the
too late does this does your solution
provide the new in a group approach to
these common disability problems
and because of that we expect users to
be able to polish the task they need to
accomplish and the pattern be applied a
wide range of contexts not all down
share the same share the same
feasibility concerns but always plus
implementation fidelity so again we want
everyone to be able to participate so
the technical implementations and high
fidelity submissions are not a
requirement
just abstractions of ideas but you know
you get bonus points if your submission
is particularly
please and through a thorough the
remaining criteria accessibility error
handling so is considered estates the
user might pick number when they are
they cannot learn these patterns these
are corrected
so just to go through the props really
quickly so the first one is going to be
about onboarding new deaf users the
second is going to be about smart
contracts and interaction third speak
about transaction states and what is
going to be about address those counties
are what the problems are and how they
sort of so we try to put a pretty good
amount of context into the text of the
Bounty's themselves so I'd encourage
everyone to get you and open them up and
I'm not going to go through like read
through these line by line an interest
of time but full health preference so
the first one here is onboarding new DAP
users rebels research has told us
something that probably ever
in this room those very well that is
really really hard for someone new to an
area to use an app so you know the
typical onboarding workflow has tons of
pitfalls and areas failure and
abandonment and frustration so you know
a process usually at a high level
including something like wallet signing
in the wall adding funds an app and then
proceeding to try to accomplish whatever
they were originally attempting to do is
a process that we have seen lots of
attempted solutions some more successful
than others with it we think we'd all
agree that this is a major pain point
and one that is certainly confirmed as
as a challenge to foreign criminals
research unfortunately for us none of
these are there's no once it's
one-size-fits-all and global onboarding
solution and each application prints its
own context and its own user goals that
it's trying to fill and so it's really
having its own each application has
with the user and this is where I plug
my friend Ryan
Ryan's Mercia I think on Thursday on
conversational design later on this week
so the challenge here is to create a
reusable pattern or set of patterns to
improve upon some aspect of
california-berkeley
this could be a Model T Eyre onboarding
process or just a novel approach to some
version of it so you know we have a
laundry list of relevant scenarios that
accounted for here checking for whether
cable browser checking for a connected
wallet different different scenarios
involved there checking for specific
network signing a wallet message funding
the wallet in funding the wallet in
different ways getting the balance of an
ephah dress displaying current price or
current gas price so there's there's a I
just want to reiterate we aren't saying
this this prompt is to create a perfect
end and onboarding flow if you have that
that would be an amazing submission
to this bounty but improving in a novel
way on any aspect or angle on that that
workflow is going to be valuable and it
will collectively we're all doing that
we think that there's a tremendous
opportunity here there's also an
opportunity for if you've got friends of
the river you have any interest in
collaborating to sort of take these
prompts piecemeal and sort of say you
know I'm interested in this part of the
process
this person interested in this part of
the process is there any attempt to
submit something that's a little bit
more high caliber because there are
going to be prizes that are larger than
just the payout that you're going to see
or you're sufficiently being accepted
and I'll go over that at the end the
second prompt is on on chain Arizona
smart contract interactions so on chain
interactions with smart contracts
typically introduced some levels of
complexity that are greater than just a
basic quality wallet transaction
experience for users and proteins and
users end-users would all collectively
benefit from having a set of consistent
patterns or a lot of that common
functionality associated with that
process things that we've seen come up
in our research there are estimating gas
compressed gas costs dealing with
transactions
but we've also looked at more complex
work and we're close like opening CD so
similarly to the previous prompt if you
can think if you have a novel approach
any one aspect to smart contract
interaction user experience whether
that's just one of those types of
individual functionalities such as such
as estimating gas price or a new
approach to an entire workflow opening a
CV in DRC 20 token swap all those would
be fantastic submission ideas for this
product so again included a little bit
of a laundry list of possible ideas but
these aren't necessarily a constraints
just a place to get started the third
practice on transaction States this is
another one that has come up over and
over again and our user research that
everyone nearly of whom we've talked to
is expressing concern or lack confidence
around transactions permanent they're
scary
and all your money and that creates a
lot of tension
nervousness anxiety among users if
you're in this room you probably know to
look at either scan or meta mask to
understand more about a transaction but
alum users who aren't as familiar don't
gonna do that this so how can we create
a set of patterns at the bill that
builders can use to provide a more
informative experience that alleviates
anxiety during the transaction process
to help people understand more about
what is happening without overloading
them with information and accounting for
different contexts some wearing more
information as information so here we
references you know some potential and
but some of the things some of those
scenarios might be a user rejecting a
transaction or attractive transaction
getting rejected or low gas transaction
stop pending in the memo table to low
gas resubmitting a transaction so
there's a lot of these kind of
transaction related scenarios that are
our severe pitfalls for the
and really strong uh protections here
and then the last prompt we have is
around is around quality exploration
well address exploration we recently
performed an inventory of patterns UI
patterns among you know very wide number
range of deaths for displaying
information associated with an etherium
address in the net and we got this which
is huge sprawling variants and some
works very simple displays of just an
address in a balance somewhere these
bridge displays of information including
tokens and other assets and transaction
histories and currency conversion lots
and lots and lots of information again
each death each death has its own
context and its own meaning these are
all potentially very valid approaches
but we're all benefiting from more
consistent patterns or displaying
information associated with the wallet
addressed in adapt and how can we start
to create some of those those models
that recognizing each has its own
context look and we can create elements
that are recognizable to users and start
to build some more of that content so
things we possible scenarios to account
for here my wallet balance
recent transactions I mentioned tokens
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currency conversion to Fiat adding funds
through a grant so again we wanted to
keep this short and and put a lot of
this into the bounties themselves
because really we don't see this moment
as what's important what we see work
where the value we see coming is in the
work that hopefully you guys are going
to do over the next week and we are here
to answer questions now we're here we're
going to be you know around the edge of
questions this week please feel free to
put comments on the bounties themselves
on Twitter really where everything
reaches we will we will be here to
answer so just a few more housekeeping
things before we open it up to any
questions that you guys might
so some requirements will actually talk
about the prizes first so I've gone
through some of the evaluation criteria
for how we're going to be judging the
submissions that anybody Jesus issues
submit the bounty fulfillment for any of
these prompts are welcome to do one
you're going to do all of them but
basically depending on that based on
that evaluation criteria your submission
will there be accepted work well if it
was accepted you will receive the amount
that the Mountie images around $5 0.03 P
and this is just meeting having your
submission be accepted that minimum
requirements again so this is
submissions that meet some of the
criteria will likely to be accepted you
don't need to hit you know check every
single box because there are some of
these evaluations Nigeria that are more
geared towards the technical folks in
the room but there's kind of a
second-tier prices that we want to give
off or exceptional subdivisions so these
are going to be submissions that most if
not all of the evaluation criteria sort
of submissions that we see go above and
beyond to provide demos prototypes
examples of things that are maybe
particularly innovative particularly
thoughtful and pretty thorough and so
for each prompt what's gonna happen is
there's going to be a first prize winner
and a second prize winner the first
prize can receive 0.5 or eat and that's
about two hundred dollars at the time of
activation of this bounties and the
second prize is going to receive
27 people just about left you that the
dollars us so we just really want to
encourage you know we thought that lower
to your incentive as we want to
encourage everyone to participate
University have fun
talk to your quality solutions that you
have ideas that you have but then we
also want to incentivize people that
want to take that step further or do
something really common usability
problems like that so some of the things
are in that need to participate are
going to be a wallet and you're going to
set up a sign up for an account on
Mounties Network the sign up process for
an account on the network is really
speak for you such as link your wallet
provide you know the minimum amount of
information and totally kind of up to
you who might information you want to
provide and once you've done that you
are free to submit to any news Matthew
when it's your submission is ready and
again there is a comment section on each
of the bounties where you're welcome to
ask questions I will be receiving those
since I was the one who created the
bounties but we're going to be sort of
collectively
addressing each post
and those conversations can start on the
Mounties or you can get in touch with us
you know Twitter or whatnot to do that
we will get back to you will sort of be
in conversation around the active time
line which again is until next Monday
also we will we also encourage people to
comment on other people's submissions if
you see someone submit something and
because all of this everyone
participating in this workshop
if you see someone submitting something
we should you know tell them what you
think about it tell them asking
questions ask them have you thought
about this you know because it really
kind of little bits doors and
opportunities for collaboration which is
really what and without these network is
all about you know
rage identified exaggerating that it
seemed which ways those mechanisms so
please you know he is active as happy
and don't back
so yeah that's it any questions feel
free to ask and as with a rep remaining
time if you want to stick around and
start doing things like signing up for
your account of Bobby's Network reading
the Proms you are welcome to do that and
we'll be around and helpful to do that
if you have any questions were out
setting up the wallet so I got some
mouth and then also around
specific prompts but the problem being I
didn't enter the next week and you're
bluffing
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missions will be receiving your
instantaneously
accept it and then we'll be contacting
the first
prior to your prizes for those
exceptional solutions what's the
percentage of bounces that never gets
even submitted to very few do you have a
lot of the submission there are a lot of
the counties that we create for that
they invaded on conscious network are in
partnership with a partnership of
organizations and so because that
grounds for experimenting it's a lot of
the counties coming out of partnerships
or events or conferences or efforts like
that
activities
we don't see a lot of people at this
point in times it's not Network it's
very young it's still in a very much an
experimental stage we don't see a lot of
people creating bounties just on their
own so life you don't see a lot of
people saying hey albey
that's your point whatever needs to
bring me pizza that actually happening
although you could do that hi my name is
Jody Reed I had a conference in New York
in February doing about it tastes roses
and we'd love to talk to you about your
great work on our what is my question
and maybe it's for the room this is five
dollars enough to get an engineer to
actually make a submission and this $50
and $100 of being a Nobel Prize
questioner what you know we started off
like a loner
is a couple reasons one is because the
minimum requirement for a submission
basically writing a paragraph about what
you think
a sketch of what looks like something
very low fidelity and so for those less
minded people who want to be able to
reward
something but we also recognize that for
the people that are going to be spending
more time and more effort in the Aris
initiatives that you know that's where
the higher tier war comes in but this is
actually a really great point because
this is a problem that exists in the
world of contest style freelancing I
guess you call it where you know you
have a lot of people working who are not
guaranteed to receive and apparently
this is something that is usually
problem on platforms that you see like
fire or platforms that you see like
upward 99designs
where there's hundreds of people
submitting their work on
powers
that's something that we really care
about that's something that we don't
have or right now that's something that
we want to work towards a solution for
so I just want to make sure make sure to
say that I also want to say that we are
the type of platform and that is happy
to have this conversation and if you in
the room feel like you want to like
discuss only about what or reasonable
yeah would be for like those initial
president submissions and as well as
what those cried prizes might be for
those exceptional submissions a stock
but it and we're probably willing to
increase those and change those we're
also willing to extend the deadline if
you guys feel like the time that's given
is not enough I will say one thing that
we did talk about was maybe I mean
changing the price to be arranged and
taking this to the town the time and
effort that has gone into this admission
and
the first prize about increasing the
first prize to calculate those customers
so let's definitely have those
conversations we're totally open to it
we're not you know we don't think the
both have their room votes on the
question I answered that loan but let's
see what the others say of them yeah he
thinks that fog bill was is enough
anyone so I think a better question than
five is five dollars in that first
submission it doesn't ultimately my
sufficiently paragraph this crack knees
into minute sketch which you know I
think that's fair do you think we it
would be reasonable to maybe like
additional tiers or with additional
criteria is that more recently I think
me like this submission report is should
be zero it would be still okay the
problem for me is like well I work as a
designer I know my hourly rate where I
mentioned the winning solution
the demos and prototypes and explanation
of error states and that's many hours
and the best-case scenario of dollars
doesn't cover almost like a single hour
we can talk about that there is a risk
that I will not even get that right
so I'm looking at in two hours time to
risk multiplier and that equals no okay
there you know one thing we hundred and
eleven people sign up for this so no I
hear you and I I agree with you as a
designer I agree with you as a designer
you know as we attempt to solve problems
specifically for you know like spaces
like design
you know and where those kinds of
projects and and workflows and careers
where did those fit into platforms like
this how do you address the problems
that are named to those those spaces you
know again you want to make sure that is
fair also one thing we're considering
and this is not an excuse but one thing
we are considering is that we are laying
at the bottom of a bear market and
offering half at the end you know
there's like that potential that buddy
who says that it's never going to recess
that they know anything about the
precedent right
but yeah so let's let's like how that
conversation let's change the reward
amounts I want everyone who participates
to feel like it's fair and you feel like
that they're not just doing this or
nothing because ultimately that's how
everyone feels you know
right one of the challenges with the you
know making the criteria that's
burdensome is that when we're talking
about the challenges areas issues like
error states are where those a lot of
those user failures are our habit and so
that was that was our rationale for
motivating that as top level of nation
criteria normally that would probably be
something as an ad something like an
afterthought in a competition but just
in the research that we've done that's
where we see a lot of users family and
so we don't want that to be left behind
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so I guess there's a little bit of an
inherent tension and doing that but not
necessarily mate but how do we make that
work a while and so maybe the answer is
to make that make some of those
evaluation criteria a little bit more
flexible so that you know we're saying
when we say how is it handling errors
maybe it is and maybe we remove that
from from the like critical acceptance
criteria but introduce it more as part
of the prompt to recognize that that's
that's part of the group problems the
net result so not necessarily saying you
haven't had comprehensive error state
can I change the topic just for a minute
- three equations that I understand the
problem that you're trying to solve with
Brimble is to bring in your non block
changes
and should try and make the experience
much easier for them I've just tried to
use the Rimbaud app demo on my phone and
it says your browser doesn't support our
bluff game features and I'm just
wondering why you assume that I have to
have a wallet to be able to use your
tools must be put a lot of thought into
that
why do I have to have a wallet to use
your wallet I mean you don't have to use
as a demo in rebel that's not site or
application library itself for
developers
no no but I think one of the big
mistakes we make as a community is we
assume that people they understand what
a wallet is be that they want to have a
wallet and I think that's a huge that's
a huge mistake
absolutely we can tell you that we
completely agree yeah I think we're at
the point at this point in time what can
be like like practically right now what
can we implement that's not what we
already have which is wallets
those forget we have a guide on connect
on the UX guide on connecting to wallet
I think better articulates our
recommendation there
I also want to say that allows or users
have a complicated process required to
still be able to fulfill a bounty and
basically what we do is that we
subsidize the gas fees for those users
and so that's an example like a first
step right that come
exactly and that's like something that
we're looking to expand and to continue
to experiment with is how can we use
mechanisms like that because obviously
you know there there is a cost to the
network and you know the future
hopefully people will recognize the
benefits outweigh the costs of things
like gas and whatnot but until then
there are things like meta trends
to sort of offloads take some that
pressure off when we use a side trust or
yeezus IBM unit that's one thing we're
talking about any size of all
difficulties on the engineering
perspective because when you
the question for our brother yes sir and
you have a lot of other issues with that
you can have a lot of overlap work on
work and somehow it's a very hot issue
but if somehow it can make a precious
more specific and go feeling them with I
setup have your few options with a broad
scope that would really take a lot of
times I've said well that would be like
between or even a hundred of tasks that
are going to be completed and I don't
need to order them and more so in a few
minutes or most of the hours I can make
a contribution that I am very sure that
it's going to your proceeds and very
good musical traditions or what your
guys are awesome
it's much more secure for me to
contribute with a specific subject since
my to enterprise for a very broad
interpretation so breaking out to the
prostitute were specific counties that
have my more specific criteria so yeah
just developed on this point I think God
the issue is is working within the
creative field as far as about me
absolutely well I think if you guys came
to the front of the room and said hey
guys gonna do this app for free
everyone's going to do it as soon as you
put it like that value as soon as you
want consistency in our thinking and I
probably have you ourselves so five
dollars makes me feel to pack up all
flow whereas you say hey do it for free
at the dump all about it sure I think
everyone be working right now I'm sad
about these conversations so maybe if
you kind of go back and look at what
type of times are right too late
absolutely geared towards bunkies and
what it doesn't really work in that
mindset and that's like something that
we're trying to figure out yeah right
that's something that like I I want to
say first of all that I like
love hearing all of you guys because
it's insight into into how involved the
product and how it weekend
no it's it's a firming to hear you guys
echo the same skepticism that I have
towards the platform that I built it
right for things like you know
competition style anything really and
what you know is it how do you make that
fair and you make it fair
how does it apply to specific skill sets
does it work for some a number of these
are all questions that were
to ask and that's why we're defending
the ark in particular is kind of
shifting our focus less on to be less on
the sort of like competition style like
freelancing platform and more about like
engaging with communities and getting
communities to incentivize their
community members to participate in some
sort of collective collaborative action
that sounds different than something
like a fiber you know which is like pay
five bucks and you get a logo that's not
what we won't found this to be and
that's not where it does not not do not
the direction that values and so that's
where you know if you have a chance this
kind of I'd love it if you guys could go
on and just check out some of the
projects that we've done that are more
like community oriented and getting you
know partners and communities to work
with us to incentivize immediate numbers
to do things that
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this you know this exercise in
particular does resemble a little bit
more about like competition kind of
thing part of that comes from the fact
that we die of like sort of this
restriction this like a workshop type of
event and so that's not necessarily
we're not necessarily saying that that's
our case yeah so what if we just get
paper and some stuff and hair stuff just
throwing out things and that man our say
okay this is what we come up with maybe
that's not you just get your hands dirty
and do something yeah well you have a
week to do that and if you don't have a
week because I have a very chair
official yeah you know I don't know if
everybody here has all week to spend
tonight but I would love to spend now in
however some people who've gone with
creative solutions and yet we're
absolutely votes and for the people who
want to continue to engage in their
content conversations around these
problems like I'd love to continue
talking to you about that stuff I that's
a little problems that we're trying to
solve and they're harder and there's no
clear answers and so I really appreciate
everyone's
to build on what I killed said I agree a
hundred percent and I agree with him as
well I would do this a breakout brother
and you're probably put in on the right
on the wrong perspective like IQ was
right saying that if you put a price on
it you're making that kind of an insult
you should maybe focus on the intrinsic
motivator like give something beyond the
money like credit I don't know thank you
are going to put somewhere the
visibility of somebody who got found of
the solution that it's maybe for
designers that is entering the space
right a better solution than five bucks
right right also in this space we are
like to have the designers and we know
all each other it's a hyper technical
space and we know that you need to know
a lot do you need to have study a lot so
it's a very specific kind of designer
that can tackle these questions that you
have
so it's for specialized designers and
again if you put a price on it to your
pricing and prom until you put the right
price the goal and doing it this way was
to try and get people that aren't
necessarily that don't necessarily fall
into that category and so you know we
wanted people to come and participate in
to help to think about these problems
with us who maybe like first time doc
users or
but who do run into these problems who
maybe have limited experience with with
doubts but have run into these problems
before and have thoughts about the good
kind of said sorry which one it bill
from bill Trent
Cameron and I running a conference in
five months in New York and if there are
any designers who would like and it's
sent you for a rally program that fits
what you think is right
we are completely open to an experiment
in February this year in New York and so
if you think we can do something that's
better than five dollars or zero dollars
please tell us because we would love to
run about the program during an FTA NYC
it suits what a really what the
community thinks is right yeah sure
thank you thank you thank you yeah let's
try cool with that I think we'll just
kind of let you guys go if you stay
the discussion around things like
pricing and fair rewards and things like
that
so let's what would be the best way to
do that
anybody help to top of our heads some
kind of slack channel or telegram group
or something like that I know there's
everyone's and a million of those
but this is all of this feedback is
valuable to me and I am interested in
hearing it and collecting in it so let's
put even think redeemeth he wrote a book
on this that's right you're right it's
called drive autonomy mastery and
purpose those are the three drives
especially for creative and kind of
tasks for which he proves also that
research proves that motivating through
extrinsic motivators like money is wrong
you will not get the results as if you
are using intrinsic motivators which is
why a most interesting you should look
for other rewards Australia could enjoy
the bounty slap so if you go to the
bounties site actually that would be
great place to do it but I am actually
gonna do yours but you're getting
nothing I'm in a bit of a bounty to
continue this conversation and just how
people that want to participate
and then there's also you have the
option to join our slack which is like a
community's life at the that the Baptist
he has and we'd love to engage with you
about these kinds of difficult problems
earlier Beryl expound the camera
I think and we recognize you know this
was a very thoughtful discussion we hope
you recognize we are operating within
the constraints of the conference
schedule and that throw a little bit of
the structure are and planning this to
be a week-long kind of a synchronous
thing as opposed to a dedicated
in-person session we'd love to spend to
spend that time - like I said before we
are gonna be here so you know grab one
of us to spend some time together if you
are interested we really look forward to
seeing what people can come up with and
appreciate everybody's participation
relax before people think the room even
right at the prompt on the floor
my lesson on the suffix
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