Sriram Krishnan
@sriramk.eth
twitter's sins: twitter committed many sins that hurt their ability to grow - maybe more so than the popular narratives. One particular problem was the high Gini coefficient where (a) certain people on the platform had huge followings (e.g being on the suggested list) (b) the algo rewarded them with more followers
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Sriram Krishnan
@sriramk.eth
this had two particularly evil side effects (1) new users would show up on the platform and go "oh there's no way I would ever get to 1m followers, let me give up" (2) new users would start emulating these popular users who were *not* modeling good behavior. and once a new user had a bad experience, that was that.
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Chinmay 🕹️🍿
@chinmay.eth
As much as I agree with the problem, I wonder how Farcaster solves this problem. Any ideas ??
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adeolu adeyemo
@ade
i personally am having more fun on twitter with the sins than here. used to be quality interactions here, but the incentive structure has reduced quality of interactions when dealing with a small niche audience, there’s almost nothing now
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Bullers
@db
Good point. The reaching 1m users wasn’t so much of a deterrent because many can’t fathom that reach, but suggested list is an issue because this establishes your experience potentially for the life of product use. It takes effort to purge and restart after faulty follows.
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Dr. Negin
@neginvfr
Effective cast tnx🫂
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