Farcaster

REALLY IMPORTANT REQUEST

if you’re running a channel (or want to run one) that you want to feel like a cozy corner or community, can you reply here with what channels and a short description?

i want to a) spend more time in channels, b) see what communities you like, and c) test something

THANK YOU xx

Nature

lightchasers

JC's Photography Club

distribution

/ted | exploring the onchain frontier | surfing @ venice, ca | eating @ gjusta / gjelina

/nature (newly acquired, working on this one now) Stadium sized cozy corner for nature loving scrolls
/lightchasers (Started this one) Niche photography channel 
/jc (personal musings)
/distribution (the hardest part of building, something that most ignore until they can't, going to be working on this one soon)

Photographer + Channel Owner /lightchasers + /nature 
https://linktr.ee/jlcolton 
https://app.icebreaker.xyz 

I Took a Photo!

In February, I started co-hosting /itookaphoto with @inceptionally who created the channel. A lot of new people were coming onto FC/WC and I knew/followed a bunch of them from X/Insta. I would DM them and invite them to cast in ITAP. This was the first step in building a community of great artists. 

I've spent the past few days inviting artist I admire to cast in /nature, I have a lot more to go. But this is how you get quality casters who do great work. 

#1 is invite people to join you as you build a community. 

#2 is getting to know people in your channel by having conversations about their work or something they cast about. Go deeper. 

#3 Create positive vibes. Be nice, compliment people's work/ideas. Share their work by re-casting or pinning.

have you identified anything that is helpful in building a sense of community in these channels? any blockers? what’s been good and bad about the experience?

🐵 ← 🙈🙉🙊 → /phil →  phil.cockfield.net, db.team →  
ƒ(🌳) →  🧫 /sys  ←  @cell <T>