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reply guys

hey @dwr.eth 

somethjng like /replyguys could be a good welcome experience.

stats say that one good work friend reduces churn by a lot,

and it’s the same online i feel. one good caster replying could help! 

saw your earlier cast and just idea vomitting

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roughly, during onboarding, just ask them to cast: 
'hi' or some kinda welcome thing.

and casters can volunteer to say warm welcome. maybe those who do so can earn some type of rewards. 

cc @betashop.eth greeting users by replying on their first cast and earning moxie could be interesting.

it was just an impulsive idea vomit though - likely not a needle mover

how would you make a similar experience to replyguys that can onboard more people here ace? really curious about what you're thinking. It's a great opportunity to build communities for people to feel a part of and help each other and just hang and vibe like replyguys, i agree it was a great way for me to transition from x to here

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Founder of /success & /insider-trading. Search Marketing Director at Kraken Kratom.

fs, good idea, but i’m in the same situation. 

i view it as mainly we suggest and fc team or the body of users should carry it naturally unless there is a win win incentive structurally

I had the idea to start a channel called /orientation but I don't really have the bandwidth to focus on it right now. 

That said, it would be great as a community project. 🤷‍♂️

How about -- verify that you have a good social capital score on twitter, and  your first 2 casts get boosted to the main feed.

A second alternative is a secondary feed with just new posts from these people. "Welcome feed".

Welcome

I will add that /welcome is good for newcomer

I did an experiment a month ago like this where I would only reply.

Incentiving thoughtful reply’s would definitely increase content quality imo