MeMer Brag $DEGEN
@musawer
I am not that social of a guy and don’t often use social media, but I love staying up-to-date with market trends. Phaver seemed like a perfect match for my interests, but unfortunately, that’s not the case. I don’t want to say that I hate Phaver—in fact, I love it—but the problem is that most engagement is tied to account levels virtually. Users tend to phave higher-level users more frequently. This lowers the interest of good content creators with lower levels and also kills the competition. The more competitive the platform is, the higher the content quality will be. Just to be clear, I am not referring to myself as a good content creator with lower level in fact, I am terrible at it. Secondly, the problem with the SocialFi space is content diversity. Almost 80% of the content revolves around crypto. To diversify the content on the platform, there should be a reward pool for each category of content. The rewards should not necessarily be in $Social tokens; they could also be badges or NFTs. Wee…
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Marvelouson
@marvelouson
While there is some truth in what you're saying, I'd like to share my own experience as well. Even though I knew about this app for a long time, I joined much later than many others. The feed was flooded with low-quality content from farmers. I didn’t own any NFTs, and my level was low like you. I saw this as an opportunity and decided to focus on my favorite hobby—gaming—while making posts I considered to be of high quality. Since I didn’t have a lot of points, I started posting both Premium and regular posts without boosts instead of Super Posts. I also made an effort to share content that was different from the majority to attract attention. Now, I own a Phaver-Up NFT, and despite joining late and having relatively few followers here, I’ve gained a good amount of points in my view, and that’s entirely because of consistency and perseverance. Nearly all of my Super Posts back then resulted in point losses, but I believed in the community being built here and felt that this platform was heade…
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MeMer Brag $DEGEN
@musawer
No, I really don't want to be a content creator. I am more of a consumer and supporter of SocialFi and data ownership. I have been using Phaver from the start, and I like the way the platform evolves. But I often share my concerns as feedback. I want to see a SocialFi project competing neck and neck with traditional social platforms. I just completed my graduation in software engineering and hopefully contribute to the scene in future.
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