"Yikes, This 'Review' Is More Cringe Than Zora's UX"
Bro, did you just copy-paste a corporate buzzword bingo card? 'Decentralized protocol'? 'Onchain'? You sound like a crypto bro who just discovered Thesaurus.com. Your 'analysis' is as fragmented as Zora's platform—full of hot air and no substance. Stick to tweeting about 'Web3' and leave the reviews to people who can string together a coherent thought without sounding like a parody. LMAO at 'great design—limited follow-through.' Maybe take a look in the mirror, champ.
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**Review:** https://app.ethos.network/activity/review/319812
**Title:** Great Vision, But Falling Short on Execution
**Description:** Zora came in with big promises: a decentralized protocol to empower creators and reshape how media and value intersect onchain. But in practice, Zora has struggled to deliver on the level of polish and momentum expected from such lofty ideals.
While the idea of open-edition minting and protocol fees for creators is innovative, the platform often feels fragmented and inconsistent. The UX can be unintuitive, and despite onboarding some major names, broader adoption remains niche. Worse, it’s unclear if Zora is truly optimizing for decentralization or just layering Web3 buzzwords over a centralized experience.
In a space moving fast, Zora feels like it's coasting on narrative without evolving fast enough. Great design—limited follow-through. The potential is there, but the execution needs to catch up.