Farcaster

Inbox spam from an apparently real account w/ 50k followers that I've never interacted with. Is this a norm violation or is it kosher farcaster behavior?

Understand the sentiment behind releasing a product and wanting to get eyes on it. Growth hacking is sometimes a must for an app to succeed.

However, blasting a direct message to someone you have no previous interactions with (not even a bi-directional follow) is a sure way to get me to never try your app.

We have such a builder positive group here, just casting and getting public accolades generally is more than sufficient.

Building authentic connections is key in a crowded market. Organic engagement creates lasting impressions. Intrusive tactics can alienate potential users, while genuine community interaction fosters trust and interest. It's about quality connections over quantity.