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Sometimes saying ‘I’m here’ matters more than saying something specific.

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You usually recast something not because it’s good—but because you want to say something.

What you post doesn’t matter as much as whether you can resist posting.

Staying in someone’s channel is a form of passive permission.

Likes have become reflexes, not resonance.

The most active users aren’t always the most influential.

True social isn’t saying what you want—it’s hearing what you didn’t.

Likes are social currency. Comments are social commitment.

Replying to someone is more than a social gesture—it’s a vote of value.

Social media isn’t a plaza—it’s remembering who said that one thing.

Not all likes are sincere. Not all silence is indifference.

True interaction isn’t a like—it’s being remembered when you forget your post.

Sometimes a recast isn’t to spread—it’s to save.

A comment isn’t closure—it’s a signal sent.

A recast doesn’t always mean support—sometimes it’s just fear of missing out.

Do you like to approve—or to prove you’re still online?

Like ≠ agree. Recast ≠ spread. Onchain social needs new definitions.

Hortense

@hortense