Why do we consume our feeds algorithmically but our chats chronologically?

The current chat UX treats all messages as if they’re the same level of importance or relevance even though they’re not, especially in larger groups

This leads to notification fatigue which in turn causes members to mute and check out

I think this is one of the biggest limitations of apps like TG and Discord esp as they’re increasingly used by growing communities

No one wants to clear notifications from a bunch siloed chats, just show me the most interesting discussions that I missed and encourage me to participate

Huge opportunity for Farcaster

oh so we're talking about redesigning channels, not group chats! that makes more sense

yes totally think we can make channels more dynamic and conversational

although we should acknowledge that some group chat content won't make it to channels even if they "feel" like chats, given the public-read nature

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yes totally think we can make channels more dynamic and conversational

although we should acknowledge that some group chat content won't make it to channels even if they "feel" like chats, given the public-read nature 
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That’s true, although I think most people underestimate how much they’re willing to say publicly vs. privately (social has just swung private recently so that’s become the default)

I also think taking this a step forward and mixing private chats into the feed would be an interesting experiment