Farcaster

I like baking /goodbread and building apps on web3 protocols. DevRel @ ENS Labs. gregskril.com

design @splits | /latenightcrew /event-pass /feud

building @alfaca @offmarket @perl | alum South Park Commons | previously cofounder SBLY.com, eng at Stripe | peter-kim.com

building something new at wyat.live

| also fiids.xyz, deescuss.com, bondes.xyz, feedbac.xyz

cto @ bwl.gg (lunchbreak.com), 80M+ users (bdut.ch) 🙏 built @remindme, @mintit, @gpt, @healthbot, farcantasy.xyz

Farcaster is like a small town now with the goal of evolving into a bustling city, then a country like @balajis.eth’s network state paradigm.

when i joined back in ‘22, i remember seeing the og builders like @greg @warpcastadmin.eth @briang @matthew @alvesjtiago.eth - i soon met @peter here and all of us are still here tinkering and dreaming. 

long ways to go, but there’s reals fire here worth nurturing. here for it

🦙 @alfaca | playing around onchain: @offmarket @perl | vc warm intros | fid #539 | resuming /cheesecoin once we hit pmf 🎯

I completely agree. That said, many outsiders who come to our small town don't feel like they fit in, and they leave. I think in order for this place to go from town to city, it has to do a better job at retaining the friends of friends who join and the new users who discover it without knowing anyone.

I agree with this.  Warpcast is currently not set up to support new accounts, without a very deep understanding of the Farcaster ecosystem.  It seems to be extremely challenging for Farcaster to cultivate the ideal culture while simultaneously growing the user base.  It seems like there is a greater focus now on building culture among the very active users, and not so much on the experience of new users 100 $degen