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0xdesigner
@0xdesigner
a design proposal for the warpcast feed—using social proof and visual cues to increase high-effort replies 🧵 https://zora.co/collect/zora:0x5abf0c04ab7196e2bdd19313b479baebd9f7791b/74
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0xdesigner
@0xdesigner
research has found that simply seeing faces, even briefly, activates the part of our brain that recognizes friends, priming us to be more social and engaged.
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Adam J. Ceresko 🦊
@mfac.eth
Really like this for two reasons: 1) I enjoy the bubble on X when there are new tweets above. I’m if I see a pfp I respect I am much like likely to tap to go up. 2) If someone I follow engaged with an account I never heard of, I’m more likely to stop and digest a bit more, directing my attention to higher signal.
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Coach
@thecoach
So is the idea here that a person who clicks like should be prompted to immediately comment, under the assumption that since they liked the post they likely have a higher rate of a quality response?
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Sine
@sinusoidalsnail
Omg this is brilliant. Just watching it makes me want to leave a thoughtful reply in that thread. It makes it feel like the action of hearting is a commitment to interacting more with that person.
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Nick V/worldli 🔜Token2049
@worldli
Low effort reply to say: +1 to this
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gino.eth 🔵
@gino
love this idea 269 $degen
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Exez
@exez
Woho feeling the design everyday improvements right away, amazing job
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duma0x.degen.eth
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Love this. 50 $degen
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