I'm curious. How did folks other than @six start posting in this channel and continue to do so?

@six how did you "recruit" people into this channel?

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I didn’t do anything specific but some things:
- I post in it a LOT (so my followers prob see it a lot)
- I made the bio suggest it’s explicitly a place for anyone to post (ie not just a personal channel)
- some big accounts who would post in it probably helped normalize that (eg @woj.eth @jacob @coopahtroopa.eth )

The channel felt like a cool place to give very direct and opinionated takes.

This was before I had my own personal channel and it was very inviting cause I saw posts I resonated with not only from Six but also other people like Jacob.

Great case study for community channels as a whole

from an outside perspective i think the real key is that six build a small but high-quality following on twit/nouns and simply ported that here

i liked the bio 'treat it as a notes app' - this channel feels like a place to share thoughts/reading/findings etc.