Farcaster

why don’t people form small groups (3-5) around an interest, create a channel, and cast/reply to each other? 

it could:
1. amplify reach (shared audiences)  
2. create richer, more dynamic discussions (shared effort)
3. build deeper connections  

maybe it feels like extra work or it’s hard to find each other?

been thinking about channels ever since @ted posted this

how does farcaster reward people for going deeper on a subject? how does it incentivize @matthewb to share about drinking chocolates or @keccers.eth to go deep on her health stack?

basically…i want to replace my reddit searches with farcaster searches

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instead of a MM marketing budget, Warpcast creators-in-residence

this feels similar to the 'wasted' opportunity that happened within the FWB DAO's discord when it was extremely active in 2021/2022 — i found SO MUCH GOOD STUFF in their channels… food recs in the LA channel, amazing books in the books channel, they even had a skincare channel with a resident derm posting amazing advice 

felt like something that was potentially monetizable or at least ENCOURAGABLE for growth but it was never prioritized

Sadly, this is one of areas where FWB shat the bed. So many opportunities squandered by not knowing what to prioritize at the right time. I’m not saying it’s was a complete failure, but I can’t help but look back at that 21/22 era and see all the ways they fumbled things since then. A real tragedy of the commons