FarCon

Each NFT is a ticket to FarCon 2023 in Boston. More info at https://farcon.xyz

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FarCon 2023 Tickets

Here are the 60 most influential accounts (eigenvector centrality algorithm) among the ~500 FarCon ticket holders

When an account is highlighted, edges link to accounts within the network that said account is following

Only 3 among the top 60 – @jacek (#28) @jrf (#56) @heavygweit (#57) – have FIDs > 10K

👀 Usernames have been added! 👀 https://warpcast.com/geoffgolberg/0xf501170e

I like running, poker and oysters | Founder, Social Forensics (SocialForensics.com) | Berkeley & UPenn | Learning to listen

what parameters does this consider other than followers?

Specific to the influence rankings, eigenvector centrality algorithm effectively captures an account’s ability to propagate information within a network (i.e. it is focused solely on followers)

That said, Social Forensics uses a bunch of other data attributes when investigating CIB (coordinated inauthentic behavior)

i think the warpcast algorithm is currently the driving force of network reach (including channels, push notifications, recasts, and replies), so i don't think we can read too much into the table.. though we do all love a good, clean table

Warpcast home feed algo

1. Who you follow
2. Prioritize ordering by who you interact with the most (revealed preference)
3. Occasionally show recommendations from casts people you follow like or popular casts from channels you follow

If you click the ... (kebab) menu on a cast, you can see why it's there.

following/followers, according to Dan, are THE most important thing re: WC home feed algo

... sure, you'll see casts from users you follow, that's a given, but in practice i think things tend to break out and be seen by more people when there's more engagement, i.e. replies, recasts, quotes

following/followers, according to Dan, are THE most important thing re: WC home feed algo https://warpcast.com/dwr.eth/0xfe877a6b