I meant this as a jest 😅

That said, I’m glad @perl isn’t going to do number of casts as a contest anymore. 

Enjoy your victory @woj.eth, I’m not going to try and compete because it will probably annoy my followers.

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surely you know of some way to “cast” without being seen while still being counted by Perl.

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Yes but I would have abuse some insider knowledge of Warpcast feed algo which isn’t fair to @woj.eth

What do you think about just opening up that algo? 
Twitter did it, though I’m not sure how that’s worked out for them.

I admit that it was pretty inscrutable when I glanced at it.
I was thinking that it could still be executed to simulate and optimize, but maybe it’s useless without DB access?

I still haven't found a person who can explain to me how Twitter's algo works! 

The problem is that it isn't "an algo" it's a bunch of code scattered in the middle of a hundred different files making micro decisions about relavance, chronology etc that changes almost weekly.