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logonaut.eth π© γ β π
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A βlikeβ that has no value produces a signal that has no meaning. What if each βlikeβ assigned cost you 0.1 warps? Or cost some fractional ownership of an NFT you own? Would a tiny bit of friction be so bad if produced a better signal?
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Sean
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How do you tell if a like has no value or a lot of value? The only obvious one to me is if itβs a bot.
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logonaut.eth π© γ β π
@logonaut.eth
I guess that's kind of what I'm driving at. If we can't imbue likes with any meaningful signal/value, why are we even bothering with them? I suppose if a network extracts value from its users, likes serve a purpose of keeping them engaged even if users themselves don't really benefit from them. But that's the old way.
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Sean
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It does feel a bit meaningless without some form of scarcity attached to it
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