Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
Reposting this from October. Things that will make Farcaster successful: - Getting to credible neutrality / 100% permissionless protocol - Continuing to grow protocol *daily* active users - The developer experience for building new apps is solid - Minimizing spam on the network https://i.imgur.com/IFAvrGp.png
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
Strongly held POV: near-term effort into onboarding non-cryptonatives to Farcaster is not a high ROI use of time. Reality is we are built on Ethereum, which is crypto. That is immediately polarizing to a whole segment of tech Twitter. That's fine! Has been this way for the 10 years I've been working in crypto.
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Tempe.degen ๐ฉ @ Devcon BKK
@tempetechie.eth
Just out of curiosity, which parts are not yet permissionless /decentralized? For example, where are posts and comments currently stored?
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daniel
@pcdkd
is minimizing spam on the network a client responsibility?
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Ivy
@ivy
credible neutrality is what i think of when i think of FC along almost any axis
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Michael Pfister
@pfista
What do you consider a DAU to be?
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Uncle Davo
@uncledavo
@unjumble
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Nandit Mehra
@nanditmehra
very cool !
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aferg
@aaronrferguson.eth
These are pretty great points!
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jesse.base.eth ๐ต
@jessepollak
strong agree on all this and think it applies equally well to our work on @base - thanks for sharing!
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Ian Place
@ians-place
Seems a bit obvious but community is key too. Sure all the apps have a โcommunityโ but none are tighter than FC. The community being built here is kind and inclusive. Definitely a huge differentiator to competition ๐
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Nathan Snell
@nathansnell
#2 is spot on. I advise companies in this same point. You should spend the vast majority of time listening to your users and their problems. Thatโs where direction should come from. When youโre over focused on a competitor, you start playing their game instead of your own.
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Les Greys
@les
very impressed by teams direction. I always learn something new from you all. Watching you all talking and executing for the last 1.369yrs has been remarkable to witness. makes it really easy to be a Farcaster maxi.
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