This is  a piece about the history of the Twitter Chinese-speaking community. It inspired me to think about the following questions: 1. Is Twitter an outdated product? 2. Is Twitter more of a news platform rather than a social platform?
If the answer is yes, the following questions arise: 1. Is Warpcast, which currently follows a Twitter-like model (the main direction of Farcaster), building on a flawed foundation?  2. Is it possible to transform Twitter-like products with the help of new technologies, including AI and decentralization?
Our echo chamber: 1. Web3 users prefer to use Twitter, leading to the misconception that the general public still uses Twitter. 2. We assume Warpcast’s lack of interesting content is due to the platform itself, but in reality, interesting content isn’t on Twitter either.

This is  a piece about the history of the Twitter Chinese-speaking community. It inspired me to think about the following questions: 1. Is Twitter an outdated product? 2. Is Twitter more of a news platform rather than a social platform?
If the answer is yes, the following questions arise: 1. Is Warpcast, which currently follows a Twitter-like model (the main direction of Farcaster), building on a flawed foundation?  2. Is it possible to transform Twitter-like products with the help of new technologies, including AI and decentralization?
Our echo chamber: 1. Web3 users prefer to use Twitter, leading to the misconception that the general public still uses Twitter. 2. We assume Warpcast’s lack of interesting content is due to the platform itself, but in reality, interesting content isn’t on Twitter either.
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