Product design question

As the Product Manager for Horizon Worlds on Oculus, what would you design?

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What this question tests

Product design in a defined virtual platform: proposing concrete features that serve creators and users within known constraints.

Clarify the goal: grow engaged, returning users within Horizon Worlds, Meta's social VR platform.
Identify the two core users: creators building worlds and visitors exploring them, and their differing needs.
Propose a creator-side feature, like better tools for monetizing popular worlds through virtual goods or entry fees.
Propose a visitor-side feature, like improved discovery of high-quality worlds based on social recommendations from friends.
Define success as weekly active creators publishing content and average session length per visitor.

Addresses both sides of the platform (creators and visitors) rather than only a single-user feature.
Proposes a concrete creator monetization mechanism, directly addressing the retention challenge of creator platforms.
Leverages Meta's social graph for discovery, a genuine platform advantage over generic VR competitors.
Uses an assumed metric, e.g. targeting 10 percent of active creators earning revenue within their first month.

Proposing generic VR features with no tie to Horizon Worlds' specific creator-visitor dynamic.
Ignoring creator monetization, a key driver of content supply on any UGC platform.
Not defining a metric to measure engagement or creator retention.

How would you solve the cold-start problem of getting quality worlds built early on?
How would you monetize the platform without alienating casual visitors?
What would you measure to know the platform is growing sustainably?