ted (not lasso) on Warpcast

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ted (not lasso)

cringe confession: i realize i kinda judge people who tweet a lot but don’t cast often (or at all) because i assume the twitter dopamine rush matters more to them than the joy of knowledge sharing. what do you think is the real reason? if not tweets, then what factors could be good predictors of Warpcast activity?

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I mean, don't judge people lest ye be judged. In any case, I've found that my farcaster timeline moves much slower than twitter. So after a few times opening the app and seeing the same casts, I'd forget to open it for a few days. Building up enough high value casters such that it moves at the same speed is work.

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yuga.eth pfp

knowledge sharing is simply another form of dopamine collection wrapped in virtue signaling

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Gökhan Turhan pfp

TBH, this is not something worthy of any thought exercise. Knowledge sharing both here and on Twitter, and Keet, and Urbit, and Zion, and Status, and Lens, and Discord, and TG, and IG is all the while possible whilst having or not having any dopamine rush.

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Steen!!! pfp

I'm new here and tbh I'm not totally sure how to find community. Starting from scratch after grinding on twitter doesn't feel too fun, but they said this was where the builders were so I came

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shazow pfp

Lack of a web/Linux client, I generally don't love dopamining on my phone.

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robin :•> pfp

i asked my partner this question and she thinks that the content here is too intellectual / builder-oriented. it almost requires *too much* thought to cast and engage, whereas twitter feels more effortless / casual vibes here aren't bad – just niche – and depending on your niche you'll tend to post more in one pl

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i much rather cast than tweet -- a lot more genuine of an audience here and i feel i can be a lot more open. used to have a more niche community on twitter but even then it didn't feel as close and the convo wasn't as rich as it is here.

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Joey DeBruin pfp

Switching cost/cold start. Especially as the network has grown and the @dwr.eth recast trigger finger has gotten slower, the assumption that casts on FC will get more thoughtful engagement relative to your existing Twitter audience is not as true as it used to be.

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Po On pfp

Can’t comment on the difference since I’ve only been on here a hot minute - but wanted to say I love the way you said “joy of knowledge sharing” So wholesome

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Heath pfp

I didn’t even know this app existed until 2 weeks ago. I am in both places because I’m a holder in a few pfp communities with large user bases on Twitter.

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I see three main reasons to tweet or cast: engagement (broad), connection (personal), and reach (amplification). Farcaster excels at connection and even engagement right now, but it’s not matching reach yet. By that logic it’s smartest to both tweet and cast, so thanks for the reminder about casting!

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Erin Magennis🎩🌻

Psychological safety On Twitter they could have more friends w/ more shared interests & feel like they belong. Or they like feeling heard & engagement helps that. A top predictor of workplace engagement/retention is having a best friend at work. Having one Warped Best Friend would likely result in high activity here

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Funny enough - I dont tweet at all. Not sure how I got sucked into wanting to engage more here. I also seem to get more engagement on this end. I rarely open twitter now

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