[bitops]

Funny enough, that attitude may make it more successful in the long term. History has shown many times that it's not always the 100% dead serious who make it, but those who are just, well...making it up as they go along.

[mwsherman]

Lots of truth to this from a brand perspective, but the underlying technology of Dogecoin is pretty serious, it just happened to be deployed in a playful way. Not unlike the way that gaming technology or 4chan’s infrastructure is serious.

[TeMPOraL]

4chan's infrastructure is serious, but it started out as a joke. Much of gaming technology was as well created for fun first.

Anyway, I like it. Having to choose one business over another, ceteris paribus, I'd always go for the one with the sense of humour.

[VladRussian2]

we can have serious hearing in Senate on BTC with outcome rules [almost] killing or seriously affecting it. Having a hearing and SEC/FBI enforcement on Doge? With Doge as a witness. Put you paw on the Bible and repeat after me ...

[VanillaCafe]

> History has shown many times that it's not always the 100% dead serious who make it, but those who are just, well...making it up as they go along.

Examples, please.

[bitops]

Well...there's that one operating system out there that got pretty popular after some guy in Finland posted it online. Name escapes me at the moment, though.

[dmoney]

Finux.

[rmc]

Freax wasn't it?

[frandroid]

G.W. Bush.