christopher
@christopher
finding your timeline homies and true fans is now called “person network fit” — they are your onchain neighbors, people you want to socialize with be next to IRL, and so much more.
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Abstrct
@abstrct
idk, as a person new to the network, I feel like I'm encouraged to grow my network as fast as possible to get some sort of coveted badge. I don't feel like I'm being encouraged to curate my timeline carefully whatsoever
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christopher
@christopher
that's mostly from groupthink as far as i can tell. i honestly haven't thought about follower engagement
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Abstrct
@abstrct
Yeah that’s fair. Maybe it stems from joining a platform that doesn’t have a lot of people I already know yet (because it’s still early), but joining after the rush where the early people all interact with each other. Just feels a bit on the lonely side at first
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Gökhan Turhan
@gokhan.eth
early joiners are now a cluster amongst other clusters & are constantly bombarded by spams, or low effort posts nowadays. yet, they know when they talk to their early cluster which in actual has a culture of debate, & building, they'll consume better info. it took many earlies months to build that graph too w/o badges.
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Gökhan Turhan
@gokhan.eth
in fact, everyone is obliged by the mechanics to curate their TL. in the past, there were botters, and low efforts gangs, too. it took me about 5 months to learn how to curate among people who I do not know, many of which are devs/ founders etc whereas i was just a literature grad from some place they rarely visit.
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