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🌈 YON
@yonfrula
ok, maybe i wasn't clear enough. i don't sell any of the airdrops i've received from farcaster — they're all just sitting on my warplet and not going anywhere. but i don't like having my miniapp library full of stuff i don't actually use, so once i claim an airdrop, i'll usually delete the app if it doesn't feel useful for me (why would i have a walletconnect miniapp, for example?). same goes for following accounts — i don't like following people or products i'm not genuinely interested in. that said, farcaster really encourages you to claim your airdrops — you even get a notification for it. so my question is: is it bad to complete the claim steps and then delete the apps or unfollow the accounts afterward?
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Kdaju
@kdjaru
100% agree.. I feel like these airdrops which mostly are targeted are just rent payments to users that have engaged. If the rent happens to be i tokens that may not be liquid or good value for storage then users should have the right to do what they want with these. One more issue I noticed is neynar score based drops.. I think in all honestly if neynar score only increases based on follow count and repeated content creation then most users that may be here just for the experience will be excluded. I understand bots is a problem but the I think scores like neynar will do more harm than good. You need to be able to also measure things like just active use of apps, providing feedback to app creators etc. IMHO should have two types of neynar score.. One for users that are actual content creators and the other for content consumers!
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