Founders

The only reason you should build a Warpcast-flavored farcaster client right now is if you have a large pre-existing and external community looking for a new home.

If 80% of your features overlap with things warpcast already does, you're gonna have a hard time. 

Strongest differentiators come down to
- Net new community
- Orthogonal features that have very low likelihood Warpcast will build them in

Warpcast isn't stealing your feature.

It's your job to understand Merkle/Warpcast's own product strategy and incentives, then build your product in a way that's symbiotic.

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Exactly.

Although, I don't even think a pre-existing large community warrants a Warpcast-like client. No community ATM is large enough for that.

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Step 1 will be to get these communities to adopt FC.
Step 2 build their own client.

I'd love a client with features specific to a vertical.
Threads is becoming popular with NBA fans so Meta added score boards features for them.

These sort of vertical specific features on FC channels would be cool

Step 1 will be to get these communities to adopt FC.
Step 2 build their own client.

I'd love a client with features specific to a vertical.
Threads is becoming popular with NBA fans so Meta added score boards features for them.

These sort of vertical specific features on FC channels would be cool

https://techcrunch.com/2024/03/22/threads-live-scores-sports-games/

I think that there are large enough subreddits that may want to migrate off reddit given the previous drama / censorship. That could be enough reason for the mods to build their own client on FC so they never face the same issue again.