Vibeshift.ham.cooking now shows a users @quotient score! It's similar to Neynar scores but different. 

It's interesting to see you could be a Farcaster spam level 2 with a pretty low @quotient score or a level 0 with a higher score.

More details here:

Power tools for community builders on Farcaster.

https://quotient.social

Vibeshift.ham.cooking now shows a users @quotient score! It's similar to Neynar scores but different. 

It's interesting to see you could be a Farcaster spam level 2 with a pretty low @quotient score or a level 0 with a higher score.

More details here:
https://quotient-1.gitbook.io/quotient-api-beta/reputation/quotient-score

$hamster /hamster 
martinvr.eth 
deploy.degen.eth

Btw I don't think that Quotient is measuring how spammy a caster is, but more the network effect of a caster. Interesting that I have a relative low score (imo).

Neynar score is probably also measuring network effect to a significant extent.

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I'd love to hear it. Diversity in measurement scores is good for preventing gaming.

@ruminations @rish should be able to explain what is measured :)

Measuring volume of incoming engagement from high quality accounts to assess users relevance in the network. 

So yes — you could behave in a “spammy” way, but if you get a lot of engagement from very high quality accounts you can still have a decent score