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dylan
@dylsteck.eth
some random thoughts 1) have been spending more of my time trying to explain the long term importance of a protocol like Farcaster, feels like the long term sell isn’t getting the same response as I thought it would
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dylan
@dylsteck.eth
just realizing I didn’t finish the thread lol adding on to 1 before moving on what more folks are starting to get is owning your data over companies, credible exit(eg. what if tiktok gets banned & your data can’t fully leave what I want to get across more is the vision of FC/crypto as an interoperable Internet
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adrienne
@adrienne
This is something I hope the writing hackathon might be able to help with 🤔
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Brock The Breadcat
@breadcat
I was teaching a class on Farcaster and I used the explanation about "owning your followers" even if they/you swap clients and it seemed to click. if you're on web2 the whole "what if they shut down" falls a little flat in my experience. but "what but if your audience swaps apps"... went different.
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Ben 🟪
@benersing
I don't try to explain it to normies. It only needs to matter to founders and what it enables them to build. What needs to matter to normies is the client value proposition. FC enables that, but isn't it.
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Lord Dalresin🐝
@dalresin
I would love to hear more details. 30 $degen
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Cameron Armstrong
@cameron
the best narrative device i’ve found for pure normies is explaining it like this: “Imagine if your favorite creator could tiktok-style duet any content from anywhere at any time. The Cambrian explosion of high quality remixing + creativity + inspiration is what happens to the internet if Farcaster wins”
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kohta 🎩 ⌐◨-◨ 🐹
@kohta
The model of the protocol is much more sustainable than other web2 competitors. But memes can attract more people than common sense😅
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