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someone remind me: a notif like this vetted by Merkle or not?

on click, next window has no info links to DYOR so why would I trust this?

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any notif with a small circle icon is a native Warpcast notif. those with a square frame logo are from frames.

1) For future airdrop offers, we will ask teams to fill out a form and share more of their token info and plans publicly. We can't control what teams do in the future but we will support more transparency to help users make a decision

2) I understand the frustration around Jam's lock to claim faster mechanism announced today (I was not aware of it and it is separate from the airdrop yesterday). I don't believe it makes sense to "penalize" for the reaction to sell for those that don't agree with the mechanism so I'll make sure this action isn't factored in for future airdrop offers eligibility

yes, but "vetted" does not mean endorsement of the project. it means the token and project are not malicious and have shared some information with us.

yes, but "vetted" does not mean endorsement of the project. it means the token and project are not malicious and have shared some information with us.

https://warpcast.com/linda/0xf2f8a8e7

ah ty subtle yet clear — and the HUNT drop vetted y/n?