Anyone else senses that posting on Twitter feels like tap dancing and trying to “make it” while posting here feels just like trying to… be?

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Trying to get engagement feels like a game on Twitter, except the game is optimized for ad views and algorithms.

Posting on Farcaster doesn’t have the same incentives built in so it feels more like self-expression rather than performance art for engagement/reach.

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Good point. I think I indeed feel “closer” because of the lack of algorithm/low volume/followers. It informs my formatting and the way I interact. It’s peaceful ha.

Here there is no trying. It’s just being. Sort of lovely. Is that a direct output of the people or a temporary state because of low volume / no algo to wrestle with?