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Dan Romero
@artlu
PolyAccountCasters - why create a channel when you can create an account for your project, allowing account followers to get your announcements? An account used to cost $12/year, now less. A channel costs $25? Doesn't the calculus change when there are 500+ channels, versus 100-ish channels?
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
Channels allow you to create a community. Also, no one actually wants to engage with a "brand" account.
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albert
@thatguyintech
benefit of channels is that other folks can contribute to conversations related to it i.e. @deform can only post official announcements, product updates, etc. while anyone can join /deform and leave feedback, showcase forms & campaigns, etc.
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Q🎩
@qsteak.eth
Is there not a benefit to using a channel vs acct. as backend infra for a project?
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KMac🍌 ⏩
@kmacb.eth
Good Q. Seem like visibility in wc is currently the first, best & only reason to rent a channel here. I haven't rented one yet to see what other benefits there are so hoping other folks chime in.
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notdevin
@notdevin.eth
Like having a phone line for support vs a forum for support If you build up your projects community effectively they should be able to / want to help collectively vs requiring a dedicated person to staff the account. 1 vs many, but even better you can do both. If I have to pick one I’m going with channel though
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pgpg
@pgpg.eth
On this topic, I'm already confused as to which channel I should post to. I've got content for ethereum, EVM, zk AND polygon. Are we gonna recreate reddit cross posting? Argh
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Christian
@cristi
You posting on project account = you have an audience. People posting about your project on a channel = you have a community. We all strive to build communities.
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