Lifelong artist, software engineer by trade, technophile, creative and always curious 🔹 she/her 🔹 /blend-o-rama founder 🔹 https://zora.co/@bluecockatoo

It's just like society. In theory you can become anything you want, millionaire, president, etc... In practice it depends heavily on which social group you're born into, social mobility is quite low.

Most people with large audiences on Farcaster:

1. Didn't know me before Farcaster
2. Did not have large audiences on Twitter or other platforms

They were early and stuck around.

Most people with large audiences on Farcaster:

1. Didn't know me before Farcaster
2. Did not have large audiences on Twitter or other platforms

They were early and stuck around.

https://www.eugenewei.com/blog/2019/2/19/status-as-a-service

This is my experience. 

Started posting here and was basically the only one talking about VR. Our VR studio started to find success and I basically shared everything I was learning about VR and content with people here on Warpcast.

I have 1500 followers on Twitter and over 30K here.

Do you have better conversations and engagement in terms of quality on FC/Warpcast vs twitter?

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I've had a similar experience!  

There doesn't seem to be many teens on FC. What do you think would attract more teens to FC?  Feels to me like it'd probably require a different client or a more targeted social experience for teens

Way better conversations and engagement here. My audience for video content is mainly teens. Sharing my content journey and learning from great creators like @ted and @cameron has been WAY more rewarding here on Warpcast vs. Twitter.

Frankly I was just less scared to share here.

We were on our 2nd pivot and I was tired of sharing on Twitter.

Started fresh here. Basically started sharing on Day 1 of pivot to ThrowbackVR. I had ghostwritten for people on Twitter before so I knew how to write, but this is the first place I really did it for myself.