Are online communities actually holding community activities these days?

With the rise of fast-paced short-form videos and artficial intelligence, thepursuit of stimulation and the process of product development have become increasingly intense, rapid, and dffortless.

Yet, I have niticed that people today are less inclined to engage in genuine communication or offer meaningful attention; the focus is entirely on speed--going faster and faster--and on seeking ever-greater levels of stimulation.

Personally,I still cherish the opportunity to slow down, have earnest conversations, and engage in deep discussions about ongoing projects and ideas.

I am currently developing a community project focused on "deep interaction and authentic communication" .

However, I won;t be launching it on Product Hunt just yet; rather than rushing to go live, Iwant to first connect with people who share this same vision. 😀

Personally, before deciding to officially launch, I would like to achieve the following：

• Core communication and dialogue functions operate stably

• Through extensive testing and feedback from early adopters seeking " deep social interaction"

• Features a landing page that clearly conveys the project concept

• Establish basic community guidelines and maintain an atmosphere of high-quality conversation

• Possess a group of seed users—albeit small in size—who are willing to engage in genuine communication

Do you also feel that it is becoming increasingly difficult for people today to communicate effectively? In an era that prioritizes extreme speed and instant gratification, when do you personally think is the best time to launch a product that emphasizes "slowness and depth"? And what are your minimum requirements for a social product?