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Ghostlinkz
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Some of the most active members of the /music channel. This list is all I could fit on my screen, but there are many more users. Thank you for being a part of this amazing community!
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@jianbing.eth
happy to be on the list!
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GENUINE JACK
@genuinejack
same! this is a crew!
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Ghostlinkz
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We’ve got a small army up in here, and we’re just getting started! Some fun facts: There are approx 10,000 active users in the music channel. Out of these, around 900 to 1,000 users have made 10 or more root casts, while about 8,300 users have made 10 or fewer root casts
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GENUINE JACK
@genuinejack
very interesting -- what metric(s) do you think are the most important here? my first thought was, 'how do we get those 8300 people to cast more' either way, I genuinely appreciate your data dives into /music and the ecosystem in general 🧡
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Ghostlinkz
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Identifying which of the 10k active accounts are legitimate users vs spam or bot accounts is crucial, even more so than encouraging the 8,300 users to cast more. With the upcoming channel update, my understanding is that channel owners will need to manually invite members. The last thing I want is to withhold membership from someone who has been contributing positively. I'm also unsure how this new model will work for identifying new users on the network who should be considered for channel invitations. For example, if I joined FC today, how would you know whether to invite me to the channel if I'm not even able to cast in it to begin with?
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GENUINE JACK
@genuinejack
how you're explaining this makes me feel like it's kind of like the Facebook Group approval process -- which is weird and cumbersome. plus, I can't imagine the logistical mess it would be for a massive channel, like music. Looking forward to seeing how channels shake out in the next few weeks(?)
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Ghostlinkz
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The process does sound similar to Facebook Group approvals, but hopefully it will be more efficient. The main focus should be on eliminating spam, not just for Warpcast, but at the protocol level as well. It seems like a big shift, but I’m looking forward to it since channels really need some attention. It’s not the first time things have changed significantly around here, so I’m pretty used to it by now.
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