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@nekofar.eth

Before the year closes, it feels right to pause and acknowledge the people who stayed. The ones who kept showing up, kept supporting, and kept doing the quiet work when enthusiasm faded and attention moved elsewhere. Not because it was rewarding, visible, or particularly fun, but because consistency still mattered to them. When it would have been easier to disengage, disappear, or wait for someone else to carry the weight, they didn’t. Those moments rarely look dramatic, but over time they are what actually hold things together. Progress is usually built less on big gestures and more on people who choose not to leave when leaving would have been the simpler option.
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