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  -        <p class="lead text-muted">A outside-the-box platform  for launching your product deserves somet thoughtful questions – these are our thoughtful answers.</p>
  +        <p class="lead text-muted">An outside-the-box platform for launching your product deserves some thoughtful questions – these are our thoughtful answers.</p>
   
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                  <p>Yes. Usually in this case, we'll "pre-allocate" a fair number of coins to you (and anyone else who built the product with you). It will work similarly to a new product being built on Assembly, but you'll be a diluted at a slower rate. If you have more questions about this, reach out to <a href="mailto:chris@assembly.com">chris@assembly.com</a></p>
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                    In what ways can a product make money?
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                  <p>We deliberately leave the roadmap up to each product's Core Team. We urge and help products to outline clear ways to monetizing the product. You'll find most products have these roadmaps in their discussions or plainly stated on their product pages. That being said, you should only invest your time contributing to any product with a roadmap you don't believe in.
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                    Sometimes a product solves a problem but it is unclear how it would make revenue today. These products can also be built on Assembly.
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