Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
Why can't I request to join a channel? See the points from the FAQ below, but basically we wanted to avoid creating yet another inbox for owners. Additionally, owners may not want to have people requesting to join. Your channel, your rules. Additional thoughts 1. Channels are not hashtags. We tried that version for the last year or so. Didn't work. With the new direction, they are communities run by individuals or small groups. They are opinionated. We think that's a good thing. 2. One way to think of channels now is they are text-based Twitter Spaces—some people on stage, but a large audience. 3. Reminder: you can always cast in your home feed (goes to all of your followers) or create a new channel. 4. There are already a bunch of tools like Cura from @openrank, /channel-kit from @zachterrell, or @modbot from @haole to let channel owners opt in to have request to join flows. Or token gate with @moxie.eth or @hypersub. 5. We added a link in bio that works with frames to help make this easy.
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Jhon
@jhonc.eth
I still insist that there should be options for public or private channels. Many groups don't want to be private. Public groups would allow anyone to join just by pressing the 'follow' button, while private groups are what we currently have
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
Post your channel invite link publicly, anyone can join. Including spammers.
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Jhon
@jhonc.eth
but it doesn't improve the user experience which should be simple, spammers will always be there.
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