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ted (not lasso)
@ted
tons of users have been reaching out to me re: spam labels. when i look at their content, these are the 5 most common pieces of feedback i give: 1. don’t only post mini-apps. think of warpcast as early facebook: if someone only posted dolphin olympics screenshots every day, people would tune them out. 2. avoid overly generic content. casting "gm" or inspirational quotes is fine occasionally, but if your feed feels interchangeable with anyone else’s, it’s hard for people to connect with you. 3. don't use AI thoughtlessly. people notice when casts or replies feel like ChatGPT wrote them. it’s fine to use AI, just add real thoughts or emotions. authenticity wins here. 4. don’t repost stolen photos / art from the internet. farcaster values original content or curation that reflects your taste — not just what’s trending on pinterest, reddit, or X. 5. quality > quantity. you don’t need to cast 10x a day or reply to everyone everywhere. take time to cast things you would stop scrolling to read.
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Flannel Donut
@flanneldonut
Farcaster feels like completely starting over. It’s not easy to dedicate time posting original quality content when hardly anyone interacts. Like walking into a room and sticking your hand out to meet people and they don’t even look at you let alone shake your hand. We can’t even post to groups we are interested in building with. And you can’t start your own as a newb. The barrier to entry makes it hard to leave existing spaces with engagement and community.
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