surprised we haven’t seen someone experiment with an encrypted fc client built for communities, or really encrypted casts at all.

then again maybe gc’s and programmatic dc’s solve the same use-cases

father, husband, css golfer, ux engineer, silently defining variables as /sdv sdv.wtf

founder of eventcaster (@event / events.xyz), hosting /latenightcrew, member of 🍊 dao

yeah, i would've thought a channel would done the frankfrank playbook by now

the frankfrank discord only let you say frank or FRANK, and a combination of these translated to words

 @sdv.eth built a translator for it

Two years later I still think about frankFRANK

unglish

This really is the trajectory /unglish is on

LOL I think that might be tough to do if casts can only have 320 chars in them, but that's hilarious and cool

also would be interesting to do something like that with emojis as words