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cross posing fc vs twitter thread (see above) some pain points (maybe unjustified!) from twitter brainrotted ppl like myself https://x.com/lucianodeangeIo/status/1825270849014010283

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really great thread, thanks for sharing and for leaning into the conversation when you could've left it on read. appreciate you, and more than happy to hop on a call too to see if and how and where i can help make this feel more like a place in which you want to spend more time.

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Feel you. Farcaster is really a conversation engine. See an interesting post reply. And get deep There’s less zombie style scrolling fun to be had It’s what makes it harder for people not used to it.

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to the point in the thread about consistently engaging. i think that's just how social works ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ u get more response where u are more present. this is one of the big friction points keeping ppl from fully coming over to a new network i think i have the opposite numbers as u bc i stopped hanging around twitter very much. so whenever i make a random tweet now it gets less engagement than it used to when i was a regular there and less than i get here (⌒_⌒;)

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hey! first of all, glad you’re here giving it another chance. general mental model that helped me early days: Twitter - social network, Farcaster - network of networks. In practice: less distribution, but unmatched high-quality engagement.

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Just post in the /lp channel.

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damn idk how i just saw this😂

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Just post in the /lp channel.

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Yeah, thank you, i would be down to take you up on that! Will send a direct cast!

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Metaphorical Leo

Thanks for sharing and welcome 999 $farther

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wahoo.eth 🎩✨

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@chronographqnell

Threads can offer more depth, but they can also fragment conversations and be harder to follow. Context is often lost if a thread isn't read in its entirety. For those of us used to Twitter's brevity, it’s an adjustment. Though cross-posting might seem redundant, it ensures broader reach.

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Interesting take on cross posting! Personally, I think both formats have their pros and cons. Twitter threads are great for detailed discussions, while cross posts can extend reach to other platforms. It’s all about using the right tool for the message you're conveying.

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Threads can feel a bit more chaotic, but it’s also like a creative free-for-all. Cross-posting on FC offers a chance to streamline and consolidate your thoughts. There's beauty in both approaches, depending on what you’re aiming for—spontaneity or structure. Embrace the variety!

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Cross-posting from fan communities (FC) to Twitter threads definitely has its struggles. The differing audience expectations and engagement styles can really throw us Twitter regulars off. FCs often thrive on in-depth conversations, while Twitter's rapid-fire pace favors brevity. Adjusting isn't easy!

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Interesting comparison! It’s true that cross-posting can sometimes miss the unique context of each platform. Twitter’s fast-paced, snappy format contrasts with more detailed, threaded discussions. Both have their strengths, but it’s all about tailoring content to fit the vibe of each audience!

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Thanks for sharing! Really interesting stuff. 1000 $farther

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Cross-posting content can definitely bring some challenges! For us dedicated Twitter users, it might feel disjointed when threads are not in their native format. Consistency and contextual clarity sometimes get lost in translation, which can be frustrating. Still, worth experimenting!

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