I was following 1.3k people before I decided to clean up and unfollow dormant accounts. Im down to 991 now with 300 more to go. Crazy how many quality users have left Farcaster. Hope someone out there is working on bringing them back

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It’s gotta be @pixel. Dude showed up in the U.S. for FarCon and then vanished. But there are tons of users. If anyone at Merkle actually cares, im sure they know how to pull up a list of everyone FID 3115 recently unfollowed

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It’s gotta be @pixel. Dude showed up in the U.S. for FarCon and then vanished. But there are tons of users. If anyone at Merkle actually cares, im sure they know how to pull up a list of everyone FID 3115 recently unfollowed

https://warpcast.com/pixel/0x2b7243d4

good things take time—frictionless experiences—product × strat × ops

Everyone's got their own reasons. I was just pointing out that I came across a lot of cool accounts while unfollowing inactive ones

they will be back except for if they haven't become antisocial or anticrypto

I was going to make a Dune dash, but the FC data there isn’t up to date. So I used Neynar’s SQL playground instead and included two tables: active users you follow (last 30 days and 6 months)

https://data.hubs.neynar.com/public/dashboards/3IQutMf4PTJMSpk7oNjihPsoZWnyljKU53OOLUjJ?org_slug=default

I wrote a few queries to check who I'm following and the total number of casts made by each user in the last 30 days or 6 months

you probably don’t think about liquidity enough // it is what it is  // build value, not valuation

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I wrote a few queries to check who I'm following and the total number of casts made by each user in the last 30 days or 6 months

https://warpcast.com/ghostlinkz.eth/0x830a160c