No crypto native person should have to ask how to set up a blog ever again. 

Farcaster is a cryptographically notarized microblogging protocol that is permissionless, censorship resistant, and decentralized. 

Anyone should be able to spend $100 of ETH and be confident that their posts will be available for decades. No DNS, registrar, or platform required. 

Farcaster can be the default place to post if you want to be sure your posts will be available no matter what happens to you, or today’s dominant corporate networks.

Farcaster presents a compelling vision for a decentralized, censorship
resistant microblogging platform that is ideally suited for the crypto community. 
By eliminating the need for traditional DNS, registrars, and centralized platforms, it simplifies the process of setting up a blog while ensuring long-term content availability. 
The promise that $100 of ETH can secure posts for decades addresses the critical issue of content permanence, appealing to those who worry about platform shutdowns or changes in corporate policies.

However, the success of Farcaster will hinge on several factors.
User experience is paramount; even though the underlying technology is complex, the interface must be intuitive to attract both tech-savvy and less technical users. The cost model needs to be sustainable, ensuring that the proposed $100 investment truly covers long-term storage and maintenance costs without compromising scalability.