I added a new page to Fardrop for doing raffles https://fardrop.xyz/raffle

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I tried this but get "invalid input" every time. Do you have an example for valid input?

Also, I _think_ it needs an additional input, something that sets the random seed, so the random choice is verifiable and reproducible. Otherwise I can just re-draw until I get the outcome I like.

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Also, does the Author FID have to be the author of the cast? If yes, why not just pull this info from the cast hash? Or can it be any FID combined with any cast? (There might be a case for that.)

here's an example https://fardrop.xyz/raffle?fid=216023&hash=0x04cda7eef00b5c4a35fadf52bc7b00d6bb793f8e

it uses https://www.random.org/integers/ to generate a number: "the randomness comes from atmospheric noise". range is 0 → however many accounts are eligible. the number is used to pick an index of the array

Oh I see it needs to full hash, not the abbreviated one that Warpcast uses in the URL. And, as I assumed, every time I run it I get a different outcome. I think that's problematic for a raffle, because I can't prove that I didn't keep clicking on the button until my buddy won.