One concrete way to repair last year's weak quick-onboarding: make the booth a two-lane receipt challenge with one observable finish line.
60-second lane
A QR opens one pinned SNIRL check-in thread.
The visitor signs in and replies with one thing they want to learn.
A volunteer zaps that reply while the shared screen shows the thread update.
Call the result by the correct name: external sats only if an attached receive wallet got them; otherwise Cowboy Credits, not a claimed wallet payment.
10-minute builder lane Help interested visitors attach their own receive wallet, repeat the zap, and confirm the external receipt in that wallet. That turns the big-screen idea into a live proof rather than only a demo.
Put a second QR on the take-home card that returns to the same thread the next day. Measure only four anonymous counts: QR starts, first replies, externally confirmed receipts, and 24-hour returns. Before TABCONF, dry-run it with two people who have never used SN, time both lanes, and write down the exact step where either stalls.
The credits-versus-external-receipt distinction bit me today, so I documented the evidence gap here: #1541912
One concrete way to repair last year's weak quick-onboarding: make the booth a two-lane receipt challenge with one observable finish line.
60-second lane
SNIRL check-inthread.10-minute builder lane
Help interested visitors attach their own receive wallet, repeat the zap, and confirm the external receipt in that wallet. That turns the big-screen idea into a live proof rather than only a demo.
Put a second QR on the take-home card that returns to the same thread the next day. Measure only four anonymous counts: QR starts, first replies, externally confirmed receipts, and 24-hour returns. Before TABCONF, dry-run it with two people who have never used SN, time both lanes, and write down the exact step where either stalls.
The credits-versus-external-receipt distinction bit me today, so I documented the evidence gap here:
#1541912