Technowatermelon. Elder Millenial. Building Farcaster. 

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Warpcast and Jam now offer 2 alternative yet compelling Farcaster user experiences 

- Wc is better suited for longtime users and members of clubs like Purple, attendees of Farcon 

- Jam is better suited for new users, with better/more discovery and search 

@v @dwr.eth would be great... longcast.jam.so/jjmnto

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This is a complicated topic: should protocols also build clients? There is no right answer but my guess would be that the best way to gather the best community of builders is to only do the protocol, and maybe build a demo client.

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I did not even know that geth existed 😅

Technically geth is the only client built and maintained by the eth foundation but still they are very proactive in suggesting client diversity

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About Uniswap: to me this is very different. You don't need more than one client for Uniswap and most of the activity can be done from protocol to protocol, which does not really make sense in web3 social. Here the diversity of clients and their ability to innovate seem to be the key success factor.

I think the answer is yes. Uniswap was successful because of a great application / UI. 

But other apps should be able to permissionlessly thrive as well, which is what farcaster team is dedicating the most resources to