Farcaster

With channels changing to a community model, we should really let users onboard directly to these channels. 

If I onboard a user to /success and subsequently Warpcast, use the subscription payment to the channel as a signal to subsidize initial storage costs.

channels as standalone apps will likely make a lot of sense as the network scales - features built unique to that community

ownership + portability to other apps/communities still at the forefront

The Success Syndicate

co-founder of generational.xyz, investor, exploring onchain & exploring the 🌍, nomad

This would be awesome, but I feel the channel would need a huge following, /success is a channel that can thrive with this approach


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yep! think about the reddit or twitter size communities tho, even if niche, they could be standalone apps if portability was there

Not sure if I’ve ever used Reddit, but some of these channels are so active and engaged that they could totally thrive as standalone apps if there was better portability