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It’s 2024 and I still have no idea how to choose channels for my casts

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I’d bet money on it, though depends on the definition of soon

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I’d bet money on it, though depends on the definition of soon

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gotta be an ai action comin for this soon right!?

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There are only 12768 channels to choose from 😂

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Composer action: after you write the cast, it recommends the best channels to cast it into, using AI

This can be a new avenue for channel discovery

Also, folks have been complaining forever that deciding which channel to post is annoying, which this solves for

yea i keep casting on mine because it’s too much of a burden to find where to cast it. 😿

I get channel paralysis sometimes. I guess when in doubt, my own channel too. I always forget about that one 😁

I keep forgetting to add a channel to mine 😅 🤣

That's what motivated me to make my own channel.  When I can't figure out where to put a cast, I put it there.

No Channel Channel.

Homie’s Place for News

spirituality

religion

I just post to /homie like it’s my blog.  And church things to /spirituality /religion.  Too much to try and decide between anything else

I go with my guy. And then 50% of the time I create another channel because I’m addicted to categorizing things.

Ha ha ha. I've been making it a point to learn this. Seriously a few weeks now tracking casts in them, browsing them to establish voice. Haven't nailed it like some others, but its a WIP

i am hoping the channel suggestions get so good one day that it reads what we've written in a cast and suggests channels accordingly, instead of suggesting the ones we cast in frequently.