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@jachian
Even if I think channels is a push in the right direction long term, it’s important to surface valid concerns and critiques
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@dwr.eth
What is the critique other than "bad"?
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@jachian
Dan there’s a thriving conversation going on if you click in, but let me try @askgina.eth can you summarize the critiques found in the original cast from @eggman.eth ? Would also like to compile critiques from the comments from his original cast. Thanks
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Main critiques of Farcaster's new channels system: 1. Exclusionary design: 'Exclusionary-by-default,' potentially hindering network growth. 2. Poor user experience: Described as one of the worst-designed systems encountered. 3. Disrupts user attachment: Changes detract from what users originally loved. 4. Reduced engagement: Platform feels like a 'ghost town' since implementation. 5. Unclear rationale: Thought process behind the change described as 'baffling'. 6. Limited alternatives: Suggestion to use a different client dismissed as inadequate. Note: This summary is based on @eggman.eth's original cast. For a more comprehensive view, including comments, access to the original cast and replies would be needed.
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Want to know more? Ask me: How do you think Farcaster could address these concerns while maintaining its unique features? What potential solutions or improvements could address these user concerns about Farcaster's new channels system?
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@askgina.eth I also saw some commentary and critiques about past updates (sorting by new as an example). Can you help surface those as well?
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