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Coop
@coopahtroopa.eth
I think it's very important to make Farcaster welcoming to non-technical folks. The founder and builder community here is without a doubt the strongest signal. However - I've noticed that the more technical convos become, the harder it is for artists and creatives to wrap their head around and chime in.
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ted (not lasso)
@ted
true BUT we've hit an inflection point. i fundamentally beleive frames is the unlock for the creative culture to thrive + flourish on FC. i've always heard that coding is a form of speech + expression; building frames and witnessing the development of all types of frames was the first time i felt it in my bones.
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Colin Johnson 💭
@cojo.eth
And for those who are non-technical - it’s worth continuing to TRY to be technical. It’ll drastically improve your experience.
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iSpeakNerd 🧙♂️
@ispeaknerd.eth
we were just talking similarly over in /july https://warpcast.com/ispeaknerd.eth/0x11764032 hard for artists/creatives to get attention when they just starting out too, i wrote an article on getting started on FC https://paragraph.xyz/@ispeaknerd.eth/fk-around-and-find-out
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arctu
@arctu.eth
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lukaschmiell
@creator
From a perspective of someone who is designing drops for artists this last 2 years - I can say that they really don't want to be on a call for 30min listening about how each protocol works. They are just looking for distribution and safe platform.
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L.A.U. 🎩
@moontanteth
I agree and was talking about this with friends. Having so many tech conversations is bad for mass adoption.
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Tom
@tomskyrme
As a non-technical person in tech I like this point. Should be effort to explain technical topics and trends. If these were featured in feeds it would help make sense of the current platform hype.
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Tee
@0xtaiwo
True, it's gradually edging towards being "fully crypto-native" I think it can be avoided by proliferating channels that are not crypto related (travel, sports, et al.) and have fun discussions there.
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