I grew my Twitter by tweeting about literally whatever I wanted, but now that I have an audience, I feel like I can't tweet about anything that interests me unless it fits within my "niche." Kind of sad. Big reason I love Farcaster... I'm all over the place here. As it should be!

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Any thoughts on what could prevent the same fate for this app? This seems to inevitably be a problem with scale and novelty that affects most social networks I can think of.

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I'll be pessimistic on this. If you really talk about all the stuff that you like, the way you like, only people exactly like you will follow. I.e. a very small number by definition.

It's a business model question. Web2 advertising models incentivize eyeballs. Hopefully web3 protocols like FC will crack the code of focusing on depth of relationship > quantity of ‘transactions’. I'm bullish that crypto incentives can help here.