someone-build

PurpleMigrate: migrate tweets to Farcaster in a few clicks

Inspo: https://bluemigrate.com/

Not sure if backdating is supported at the protocol layer, but this is how Bluesky handles it.

Ex:

Cofounder & CTO @foundation. Building /rodeo-club.

https://rodeo.club/@elpizo

App targeted at X users to automatically archive their tweets, using FC under the hood (obv).

Bootstrap by importing archive off X: https://x.com/settings/download_your_data?lang=en&mx=2. (Not sure if FC can backdate at protocol layer cc @v, @dwr.eth)

Key features: search archive by date, location, keywords, topic…etc. LLMs to summarize periods (what was I tweeting about Nov 2020?)

Hook ppl into FC by sending notifications from ppl “interacting w/ your archive”. Let them reply, engage, or @ mention those ppl, which shows up on FC only.

Charge monthly fee as a SaaS on top of paying their FC storage fees. Be upfront if they cancel they can pay for storage themselves or let it get pruned.

Related
https://warpcast.com/elpizo/0xb88fd993

Not sure if backdating is supported at the protocol layer, but this is how Bluesky handles it.

Ex: https://bsky.app/profile/bluemigrate.com/post/3lc3r4fqen62l

Giacomino, guardiano della galassia e dell'iperspazio 🐈

I think of it as a bootstrapping mechanism. Helps ppl who are curious to try but don’t want to cold start on a new network.

I agree continual sync ends up creating subpar experiences on the non-primary networks.

Honestly, I fail to see the benefits of these tools. Their main purpose is to save time by enabling you to publish content in one place and rely on the tool to replicate it across multiple networks. However, this approach has a significant downside: users tend to neglect the other networks where their content is being shared. Initially, these networks get treated as secondary platforms and, eventually, they end up as "ghost networks" with little to no engagement.

I have account with bluesjy but it's lonely over there 😞