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Jacob
@jrf
the social graph is cool but i think we also just want to see something new that we haven't seen before
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Just Build
@justbuild
That's what I thought the social graph would encourage. A thousand client experiments with new incentives and engagement models to uncover something truly novel.
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Ako
@ako1988
How to get a character of mine ? Like PFP ?
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Cassie Heart
@cassie
:)
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Amir Mabhout
@amirmabhout
Grassroot cryptocurrencies on top of social graph! tipping is a property needed by grassroot currencies, but ERC20 isn't the way to make it grassroot.
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Shashank
@0xshash
censorship resistance?
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0xen 🎩
@0xen
social distribution of coins via tips is probably the newest most emergent behavior. doge had it back in the day on Reddit I think but a bit different
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Lisa bell 🎩
@yaldafasih
Exactly jacob
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ElectricEngineer
@electricengineer
Social graph is interesting, but craving novelty.
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Amina
@amina3aika
. Stickers are a fun and creative way to express gratitude, but I agree that we also crave something fresh and original in our social media experiences. Perhaps incorporating unique features or designs in the stickers could help fulfill that desire for seeing something new. Innovation and creativity are key in keeping users engaged and excited on social platforms.
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