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== Leadership Philosophy == Across public statements, Gaylor has consistently communicated a few recurring values: * '''Open expression''' β The decision to allow fully custom avatars, made in early 2014, reflects a philosophical commitment to identity freedom that predates the platform's success * '''Transparency''' β The 2024 layoff email, published unredacted, is unusual in tech leadership; Gaylor explicitly named his own errors rather than deflecting to market conditions * '''Long-term mission over short-term optimization''' β Repeatedly framing VRChat's purpose in terms of human connection ("where so many people have found friends, family, and happiness") rather than pure growth metrics * '''Community as product''' β His promotional decision around tupper, the Furality partnership, and the emphasis on community infrastructure suggest a genuine view of the community as core product
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