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Les Greys
@les
Does Farcaster (Warpcast app) have culture? If yes, or no, why?
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Ajay
@ajay
I’ve been on here an hour and already find it much better than the dumpster fire called Twitter
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Greg
@greg
Warpcast app != Farcaster but yes for Farcaster
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nadia
@nadia
Do all the Gjelina references make us cultured or no…?
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Alex Palmer
@thatalexpalmer.eth
Yes but I don’t know what the damn kiwi thing is about, and at this point I’m afraid to ask.
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osama
@osama
🥝
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Derek Hall
@hderek22
Absolutely! A fun, positive and thought provoking one.
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RedVan
@redvan27
Yes meaningful conversations happening between various people inherently develops a culture
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@dankenney.eth
Yes and it’s much closer to group chats with my friends than anything else on the internet that I engage with. Defaults are benefit of the doubt, fun, optimism, and limited posturing. It’s kind of adorable
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@derek
Yes. Culture is the aggregate and shared actions, thoughts, beliefs of a particular group of people. Now whether or not the culture is quality is a different story. 🥴😉😏
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WebOfTrust
@weboftrust
Kiwi 🥝. We still don't know how to eat most fruits here, so tread lightly
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@robin
ahhh i'm buidlinggg
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Caitlin
@0xcaitlin
more of a culture than any other social platform I use. I hate posting into the twitter void of judgement. Too much noise. Not enough real thought
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@mxvoid
Yes. Wherever you have people, culture inevitably develops.
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Varun Srinivasan
@v
I think we did until I posted the food abominations thread and then we lost it all and now we have none
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Royal
@royalaid.eth
Hot take, yes but it's getting defined right now. A lot of the in-jokes, fruit and food in general, are jockeying for becoming deep canonical lore. It's cool to see the memetic battle play out like on early Twitter. Also being way too heady in your posts which I just fell into the trap of 😆. Team Mayo btw.
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Ghostlinkz
@ghostlinkz.eth
Farcaster protocol in my experience has been a welcoming and helpful environment. Many of us are builders who possess a natural curiosity, making it a community that supports and uplifts rather than discourages or belittles.
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@incarterseyes.eth
Eating things wrong
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adrienne
@adrienne
Yes! All mechanisms where people interact with other people have culture. Communities, schools, companies, churches, NGOs, governments, social media, niche communities on social- they all have a culture.
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Max Jackson
@mxjxn.eth
Lets say any social media will have a kind of culture. Twitter's culture is very intense, tweets can carry so much weight. Farcaster, being new, just feels... safer. <3's or ♲'s arent as big a deal, the people are more interesting on average. I think its the GM button tho
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