On today's Farcaster dev call, @dwr.eth emphasized repeatedly that the #1 priority is to improve the quality of content on the network.

I think he's wrong, and here's why:

The top priority should be for Farcaster to become more on-chain. High-quality content already exists on other platforms, and there's no compelling reason for it to migrate to Farcaster unless there are unique on-chain elements that significantly enhance it.

Moreover, the content that tends to get the most engagement on Crypto Twitter (CT) is often polarizing debates, which the Farcaster community generally dislikes.

The world doesn't need another platform for discussing the NBA; it needs better ways to wager, play fantasy games, and access behind-the-scenes content.

The world doesn't need another place to share what you cooked; it needs more ways for foodies to get rewarded for sharing great recipes.

The way to succeed is by using on-chain technology to change the paradigm, attracting people with the emerging benefits.