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How can we quantify "vibes" on Farcaster? In this @paragraph piece, I dive into some fascinating cast data to see what + who drives engagement here. Let me know your thoughts and if any other areas worth exploring. https://paragraph.xyz/@castaway/quantifying-vibes

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Interesting write-up ! "At this stage of its growth, what's kept Farcaster engaging is a core culture of people giving generously - their questions, answers, likes, tips, and ideas." Don't you think this is the case of any nascent social media ? smaller = cosier. But how does a network keep this vibe as it grows ?

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This has been the question at 1000, 2000, 40000, 8000, 16000, 32000, 64000, 128000, now ~256000. Channels, and human behavior keeps it cozy. Persist the vibe, that was all it was.

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Excellent take. Farcaster doesn’t need to be bigger, completely mainstream or fully replace Twitter. It just needs to be better, at any size. Let’s aim for that.

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Easier monetization of memes and ideas (zora mints, degen tips) means you don't have to build up a massive following to monetize You can vibe and pop occasionally. Don't need 1% of 1M followers to pay $20 for a shirt, just 2 mints pays for a zora mint as creator, keep memeing and something will pop

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