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Ok I think I know what I want to use Warpcast for now.

I write a ton of business related things on commoncog.com.

That’s my ‘real world’ persona.

This is going to be where I indulge my crypto/protocol interests.

And it’s a little sad: I can’t really talk about crypto anywhere else.

bittersweet bummer but basically a necessity for anyone (writer or not) that still has to stay in contact with the “real world”

weird internet kid. helping Creators with /seemore. yapping on /okbanger. curating in /creators and /cameron. dev + veteran + HBS. 
seemore.tv/cameron 🫡

building /automod, /glass • prev manifold.xyz, twilio.com

I don’t think you need to do this as much on Warpcast/Farcaster, because of channels.

You can niche down without breaking the social contract, unlike X where you kind of get pigeon holed.

Writes http://commoncog.com. Books, protocols, and the art of business, from the perspective of an operator. Yes cats.

Hate about this kinda thing is usually a mild wide and an inch deep 

Once it makes a problem close to their heart obviously better and doesn’t have to be called crypto they’ll convert

 (doesn’t make this phase easier tho 🫠)

Folk just tell me that ‘it’s all a scam’ and no amount of me saying “when you look at the emergence of new technologies, you get lots of scams — see bonds for railroads that literally go nowhere” and then we get into this whole argument and I nope out of there. 🥲

I'm kind of thinking the same thing @cedric. But really, it's not that bad or unexpected. We always have to tailor what we write to the audience, and using different platforms for different audiences is normal.

You don't produce the same thing/format for LinkedIn and TikTok. Ditto for cryptos and normies.