One day perhaps you’ll agree that lightweight blogging enabled by threads and longcasts to an enduring publicly indexable database permits creation of valuable medium and long term content, in addition to realtime short duration content. Being a reliable place to post high signal text attracts eyeballs, writers, and devs. A public goods version of twitter should swallow blogging and Q&A platforms and be a source of valuable tokens for AI training.

No crypto native person should have to ask how to set up a blog ever again. 

Farcaster is a cryptographically notarized microblogging protocol that is permissionless, censorship resistant, and decentralized. 

Anyone should be able to spend $100 of ETH and be confident that their posts will be available for decades. No DNS, registrar, or platform required. 

Farcaster can be the default place to post if you want to be sure your posts will be available no matter what happens to you, or today’s dominant corporate networks.

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Yes and no. Yes, it’s great that you get content will be available.

But what’s the use of content that’s never consumed by anyone? There’s zero SEO for content here and having no views is a problem.