the greater the number of acronyms in a startup pitch, the lesser the probability of success

Always a good reminder (definitely guilty of it more recently) to ruthlessly eliminate jargon.

Jargon is classic midwit

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I really struggle with acronyms for whatever reason. I kinda thought it was just me

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Ahhh. Thank you!  There is some of that around web3. I was trying to onboard artists (unpaid) to a platform I love. 

When I gave them feedback that artists were struggling to understand the high level language, a rep told me founders liked it that way. I Still like the platform but quit trying

You aren't alone. They masquerade as $5 words, when really they're commonly used to overcompensate and obfuscate a clear point of view.