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something i’ve observed anecdotally and loosely validated qualitatively is that someone’s reply:quotecast ratio when contributing to a conversation correlates to their ego (how they see themselves vs the rest of the community). not always a bad thing, but i’ll leave it at that.

study people who reply > quotecast

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some people might just be quote casting for visibility

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not necessarily
it might just be to get more eyes or other people’s opinions on the matter, which is very limited with replies

is trying to get visibility not inherently an ego thing?

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I quote cast when I wanna complement someone’s cast in ways a reply wouldn’t hit

wow, slow down
everyone has different opinions on things and that’s okay
the only way to live in peace and harmony is trying to understand one another

they dont understand the plight of a farcaster peasant… which leads me to consider that the real large ego in this equation is in this pretty dumb, pointless take lol