People often say Twitter is not real life, and that’s true 

But this place is even more detached from reality

And it won’t scale until that changes

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Out of curiosity, what online community is "real life" to you?

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I hear what you saying, but my question to Geoff is more to understand which online community is a reflection of this standard he is trying to enforce right now. No social media is "real" nor is any digital first community I can think of, so I want to know who he is thinking of that is capable of achieving this. If there is no answer, then how/why does FC need to, to scale.

But to answer your question, maybe a market square doesn't have the right mix of people that are an ideal fit for FC. At least not at this moment.

I had this thought yesterday. I was at a market square where the weekly market was held. People were talking to each other face-to-face and buying products directly from the producers with coins and bills. And I wondered, why would these people ever come to Farcaster?