The Dilution Trap
The Dilution Trap Submitted for your approval The Traffic Exchange Trap Nobody Warns You About Imagine, if you will, a person staring intently at a glowing screen, watching numbers fall. One countdown clock. Two. Three. Maybe more. All the while, an index finger hovers at the ready — twitching with anticipation, restrained just enough not to push the button too early. It's a story we all know. And like most stories of its kind, it started innocently enough. You had a program you believed in. It needed eyes — because without eyes, that program is just another 'what if' in the treasure box of what-ifs you've been saving for the right time. So you took action. You placed your what-if in a Traffic Exchange to get it those eyes, and at first, it felt real. Eyes were looking. Tires were being kicked. But soon your what-if began demanding more eyes. You gave in. Found a second exchange. Let your what-if loose in the new pasture. More eyes. More tire-kicking. And then you not...
