Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
How to improve your chance of having a developer target you with an airdrop 1. Cast a lot 2. Use frames 3. Transact onchain The more active you are, the better your chances are. Additionally, we will share historical airdrop activity with developers. So opting in to an airdrop and following the guidance from the developer will improve your reputation as a good user to airdrop to.
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Andrew Nord
@ebaninka
lol "Cast a lot" Spam labels incomming ))
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
Make the casts interesting and then you’re good
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WG 🎩🔵
@wgmeets
Interesting is subjective, we need clear rules so nobody gets labeled spammerooooo
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
There’s no objective definition of interesting. It’s what other people like.
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enki40
@enki40.eth
Does linking one's creations on dedicated channels (zora, objkt etc.) several times a day count as spam?
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WG 🎩🔵
@wgmeets
It def shouldn’t. This is why we need clear line defining set of rules, so all artists are not wondering if something bad is gonna happen. Been like that since the beginning and still to this day some don’t know what is good exactly, simple fix to that.
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enki40
@enki40.eth
I need my routine of respectful sharing without it having to be seen as spammy behavior. 🤞🏻
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WG 🎩🔵
@wgmeets
Absolutely. Knowing that some of us are full time art also has to be taken into consideration, perhaps applying for free but verified artist role might work? That way there’s a verifiable way to not have it come up as spam.
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enki40
@enki40.eth
Having specific roles would be really cool, and if it worked it would be really original.
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