teddit

why /ted?

the future is one where anyone is a creator, curation is king, content is queen, and distribution is decentralized. in-house personal brands will win.

yet only 1% of users on social “create” today.

if you want to shape the future of consumer anything, there is no better time than now to start creating.

/ted | exploring the onchain frontier | surfing @ venice, ca | eating @ gjusta / gjelina

on hiatus • experiments: megapot.io // virtuoso.club • previously swe @coinbase, amazon

imo it means putting what’s in your head and what excites you into writing, video, audio, etc. if you find something valuable, someone else probably does too. maybe that’s gm :)

i don’t look at likes or followers tbh. i care about a healthy discourse and the community that participates.

thanks for engaging 🤍

i love it!

quick question though. what does it mean to "create"? am i creating? does anyone who writes "gm" creating? is the validation that something is a good creation simply by number of likes? or by the value it provides to the society? is that measurable?

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ishika, ily! thank you and thank you for being here ✨happy holidays

Love this concept its like your own mini broadcast channel, Ted community ftw 🙏🏼

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i moderate my own channel so in addition to casting my own content (in original posts or quote casts that are curated from the information i consume), i can curate content from others by boosting / hiding.

plus creates a stronger sense of exclusivity and closeness compared to seeing what i cast via my profile page.

How do personal channels help with curation?