Farcaster

tons of users have been reaching out to me re: spam labels. when i look at their content, these are the 5 most common pieces of feedback i give:

1. don’t only post mini-apps. think of warpcast as early facebook: if someone only posted dolphin olympics screenshots every day, people would tune them out.

2. avoid overly generic content. casting "gm" or inspirational quotes is fine occasionally, but if your feed feels interchangeable with anyone else’s, it’s hard for people to connect with you.

3. don't use AI thoughtlessly. people notice when casts or replies feel like ChatGPT wrote them. it’s fine to use AI, just add real thoughts or emotions. authenticity wins here.

4. don’t repost stolen photos / art from the internet. farcaster values original content or curation that reflects your taste — not just what’s trending on pinterest, reddit, or X.

5. quality > quantity. you don’t need to cast 10x a day or reply to everyone everywhere. take time to cast things you would stop scrolling to read.

social media is about real people connecting with real people, right?

take a moment to look at your account. now imagine you’re in a public space, trying to talk to strangers the same way you communicate here.

would anyone stop and listen?

on social media, just like in real life, it takes less than a second for someone to decide if they want to engage with you — especially when there’s so much competing for the attention.

if people aren’t responding to your casts, it’s not because of the algorithm or spam labels. most likely, it’s just unclear who you are or your content isn’t interesting.

to be noticed everything matters: pfp, bio, who you follow, who follows you, the balance between them, and whether your casts reflect your personality or vibe.

the first micro step to having a level 2 account on farcaster is to treat it like your personal intro card.
just compare it to the accounts you genuinely admire — spot the differences, and start applying them.

Classical musician and educator with psychology qualification. humansdid.com ambassador https://paragraph.xyz/@katekornish

Definitely. It's fascinating to see what other people are interested in and find those common threads. We're all more alike than we think