I guess it’s better to address this than not. It is quite overblown for no reason.
If you are building on Solana, and working your ass off and do not expect things to be handed to you for simply existing, this tweet was not about you.

Can I say something without everyone getting mad?
Solana founders historically were warriors and would do anything to win. Too many teams got comfortable, vesting or whatever.
I don’t disregard anyone’s efforts, but today there is too much entitlement.
You are owed nothing,

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If I had to guess, your tweets are a consequence of too many teams asking you for grants to continue building
It might help to develop a clear mandate for what or who you give grants to vs not
It constricts the opportunity space but also makes the rules of the road clear