Dan Romero on Warpcast

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What made Farcaster stick as a daily habit you? And if you’re infrequent / inconsistent (but happen to see this), what has you checking the app but not having it be a daily habit?

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The network was small and early and seeded with real, awesome, values-aligned people And that vibe is still here as DAUs have grown

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I met cool people and had fun 😊 Anytime I took a break it was because I stopped having fun

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A perfect storm Timing, I was going through something personal and was probably just open to new habits Twitter was sucking I wanted to explore decentralized social, crypto philosophy sucked me in And the playful and engaging energy from early friends 👀 could name dozens but @cameron stands out the most

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@dangerwillrobin

I got 1500 followers in 5 days and had 40 pretty funny or interesting interactions in the same period of time. Only 1 person wished my physical harm.

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@farcasteradmin.eth

active badge and ability to experiment with a social networks in its early stages that gains enough traction i've read about various "lifehacks" and engagement metrics used in early social networks (that no longer work there) — and this was the perfect opportunity to try them out here

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good people attract good people qDAU

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The fact it's not a toxic place helps I met nice people like @cameron and @ccarella.eth (and hopefully you one day!) Easier to learn when not flooded with engagement farming or LinkedIn style posting so I don't feel like I'm wasting time.

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Being a part of burgeoning things is fun.

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@mikedemarais.eth

high signal to noise

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Chicago 🎩 → q/DAU

The interactions here are genuine. This is my place for water cooler talk as a WFH person.

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@accountless.eth

culture (debates, sharing, learning) product (unique approaches)

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it felt like the early days of reddit interesting, thoughtful, and engaging conversations became a daily habit as soon as the Android app released

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- best iOS deso app - leaderboard gamification - excellent network of builder folk - cozy web vibe - real friends - dynamic frequent feature updates

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It felt familiar to me; like early crypto twitter. It was also the only decentralized social protocol that seemed like it had a reasonable model and path forward. Combined with a solid community, it was something worth investing in.

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Great UX in warpcast. Doesn’t feel like shouting into a vacuum. Mostly good feels and smart people. A strong belief in the team and the technology.

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@aviationdoctor.eth

The death of Reddit’s API on June 30. I was a decade-long heavy redditor via the Apollo app. I quit cold-turkey in protest. Warpcast was on my fifth iOS page and had been collecting dust for months after I signed up. I moved it to the first page in the same place where Apollo once was. Muscle memory did the rest.

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