Users start asking for comments, reactions, mentions, a feed. And suddenly you’re staring down weeks of work — auth, storage, notifications, moderation, then doing it all again for web, iOS, and Android.
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I'm curious what made you decide the social layer should be a standalone product rather than something every team eventually builds themselves.
Was there a particular project where that shift in thinking happened?