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Matthew
@matthew
One question I ask myself often is: what benefits (to hosts and attendees) can @event provide to events that weren't originally planned on our app. Put another way: if you started your event on Partiful (say to reach a non-FC audience), how can I also convince you to make an @event. Some ideas (some in the works, others planned): - easily message all FC-native attendees, quick feedback loop to take an action (e.g. vote on a poll in DC frame, mint in DC, un-rsvp if not going, etc) - see which farcaster friends are attending — boosts attendance - alert channel calendar subscribers automatically when new events posted - keep track of participation in a farcaster-native way - augment attendee data with farcaster identity + social + wallet data - easily invite many people to attend via direct cast (with two taps to rsvp) - easily send items to all your attendees with one tap Any other ideas? Goal is to make @event not simply an event planning tool, but rather a distribution and coordination tool for creators.
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Ben 🟪
@benersing
Great ideas. Consider also: - one click distribute POAP integration (vs copy/pasting wallets into POAP site) - multi chain sign in and support (web3 social is growing) - event feedback / scoring by participants (like yelp but for events) - some type of social scoring / reputation allocation based on events attended, quality of feedback provided to events, banger events hosted, etc.
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Matthew
@matthew
1. plan is to support sending all kinds of nfts to guests, poap included 2. I've gone back and forth on this so much. there's a lot of benefit to focusing narrowly on FC, but I know there would be a lot more usage if I allowed non-fc users to rsvp. 3. great idea! 4. goal is to give channel community builders the best tool out there to track this stuff + general channel participation
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Secario
@kaider
Good idea
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