You’re right to question the delays, and we want to take full accountability for the setbacks we’ve faced with the NFT migration. Honestly, this was a learning experience for us, and we recognize there were oversights in how we planned and executed things. It’s not reflective of how we’re approaching the games themselvesand the project as a whole; it’s more a case of underestimating the complexity of certain steps and not communicating properly along the way.
That said, this has been a wake-up call, and we’re using it to sharpen our processes. Game development and user acquisition are no small tasks, but these challenges haven’t shaken our commitment. We’re pushing forward with a lot of passion and determination to deliver something truly competitive and exciting for everyone.
Thanks again for sharing your thoughts—it’s this kind of constructive input that helps us grow. We’re learning, adapting, and working hard to earn your trust and belief in us.
The discussion slipped on a stupid migration, but it was based on the rules to follow to be listed.
No answer to this.
Even after several weeks, the dapp is still in the unstoppable grant list…
Okay, we understood that important friendships count, no point in discussing further, no ambassador asks for the delist, I certainly won’t do it, also because I think the team is actually working, even if on things completely different from what is required by the rules by astar.
It’s sad to see an unequal treatment in dapp staking, @AstarHood has a lot to do, but unfortunately here we are in a toxic and corrupt environment, it will be very difficult.
Hello @AkinSkylab
Please could you update the category in which the Skylab dApp is listed in dAppStaking.
You can do it when you update your project info directly from Astar Portal
I agree on the fact that I have a lot of things to do, but motivated and excited to get things done
I do disagree on your stance that we are in a toxic and corrupt environment. I don’t feel that and me as part of the community feels now with onchain governance, we can truely make a lot of changes. But to make changes, we need to grab them and own them.
