Founders

During the last year, I invited so many people to join Farcaster. Only few accepted the invite, even though I'd paid for some too. I plugged Farcaster on Facebook, on Twitter, IRL, and only a handful of people took the time to even take a look. Most of them will probably join in the next year or so.

Dad, geek, conversation liquidity provider. vrypan.net (home), /weatherxm (work), @l--o--l (fun). Also https://paragraph.xyz/@purplesubmarine

Which brings us to the value of your early users. Users like me, sometimes annoying, sometimes too demanding, sometimes too self-centered. But they are the ones that invested their time in your product, maybe even identified with your vision. Treat them well. They are valuable.

A social network has a built-in incentive: Join early, collect social capital when it's cheap.
If you can build incentives in your product, great. But usually reaching out, recognizing their importance and making them feel part of the project is enough.

Does these early users deserve something early ? 👀