Jeff Lau on Warpcast

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what's been (or continues to be) Dan/Varun's biggest mistake with Farcaster or Warpcast?

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lack of incentives for people to be more active on farcaster vs twitter needs to be a clear benefit of farcaster for users to give up the network effects of other social media

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Building an audience that can’t be taken away from you seems valuable?

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i see value in fully interoperable social profiles

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This is why ENS should’ve incentivized users to further build out their profiles

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Francesco | andreolf.ethᵍᵐ

what the ENS team is doing on this? not sure if there is any DevRel from ENS here in farcaster

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Nothing afaik i was just pointing out that it’s a missed opportunity for them as it would’ve made sense to reward users with ENS tokens for attesting more information to their ENS profile

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How could we do this without it being gamed heavily by bots?

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Enable some sort of proof that verifies the information being attested to the profile.

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The information can be correct and can still be botted. Eg twitter account, email, github.

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I think the incentive could be designed to mitigate some bot risks. My point is that there should be some incentive structure for people to complete their ENS profiles which in turn makes the ENS protocol more valuable with more data attested onchain Bot exposure isn’t a good reason not to do this

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