Community = connection + support X Startup Community grew my business, alongside 175,000+ members I get why X evaluates features. But platforms don’t lose users by removing features, they lose users by removing belonging. Does community matter to you?❤️nitter.net/nikitabier/status/2017…

Jan 30, 2026 · 9:33 PM UTC

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X communities help people connect with each other and learn a lot! So yes, communities really matter!
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Yes community absolutely matters to me! That’s where I connect with like-minded builders
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Exactly! And learn different perspectives from them all
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lonely builders quit connected builders iterate community isn't a feature you add it's the reason you don't give up
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Love this! What’s been most helpful for you?
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Yes they matter! You connect with people you want to connect with and not the algo telling you who to connect with! The more hands you shake the more money you make!
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Exactly! Have you met good new connections here?
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i’ve only been on x for a month but communities seem great nice way to connect with people with specific interests you wouldn’t find otherwise
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Exactly. Be part of the global community that shares your interests!
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Yes this an amazing hub of information and awesome people ♥️
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Agreed! Met some of my favorite people here
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I hope they don’t pull the plug on us :(
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100% agree. It’s all about community and support. You don’t get far without either
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So true!
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Matters a lot
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Community matters when it drives real help, not just noise. Belonging is great, but outcomes keep people. Best communities help members get wins, not just vibes.
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That's true.. Features come and go, but people stay for the belonging. That’s what makes a community real.
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All indiehackers must support each other in marketing and shipping!
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And most of the time, they remove belonging by adding features.
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Community isn’t a feature. It’s the context where every feature actually matters.
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Nice to meet you guys 🤝
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What’s wrong with him posting and deleting posts
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Community really Matters
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yes, it is a very healthy community it really provides me a path
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This resonates. Trust, support, and shared context matter more than features. We see the same thing when people share sensitive data. Belonging drives behavior.
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The belonging insight hits hard. Features are rented, communities are owned. You can rebuild a feature in weeks, but community trust? That takes years to earn and seconds to lose.
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Totally agree! Community is what keeps people coming back. You can have the best features but if users don't feel seen or supported they're gone.
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They certainly do. I see a lot of success stories that truly inspire me
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Only joined this community recently, buts is been great for motivation and meeting new people.
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