Farcaster

Farcaster obsession with policing speech like one word replies is obnoxious. Approaching StackExchange levels of pedantry.

You made me remember Stack Overflow's founder talking about how their strict rules were *the* thing that made their platform successful, even if people complained :)

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You made me remember Stack Overflow's founder talking about how their strict rules were *the* thing that made their platform successful, even if people complained :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZkYSSE8HHI

Two things, currently:

A DeSci tool for semantic publishing: sense-nets.xyz

A DAO tool for non crypto people: https://microdemocracies.com

do you have the timestamp of that bit? 80 min is too long lol

This is one place where he mentions it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZkYSSE8HHI&t=2404s

I'm glad I looked for it. He mentions a "wizard" which seems useful. @dwr.eth you can let the users know their cast will get hidden before they cast it.

Seems like a powerful concept in general too: preview your cast effect...

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It's funny you mention this because I was looking at Stack Exchange for some macOS related problem on Monday. The given answers were wrong and incomplete. I went to comment the correct answer, but don't even have enough points to do that. Quality tokens lost to StackExchange. I shared on Farcaster instead...

It's also fun that he says: "Stack Overflow is not for beginners" LOL