Carrier pigeons were immune to spam because you had to give someone a pigeon to enable them to message you.

This is about carrier pigeons and nothing else.

No Channel Channel.

Decentralized channel pass? SBT airdropped to Farcaster custodial wallet, automod to limit posts to a channel to only holders of the SBT.

I was thinking about how you could do something similar with FC earlier using Soul-Bound Tokens and Automod. Unfortunately not an actual pigeon, but on the bright side it's very unlikely to poop on you.

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I was thinking about how you could do something similar with FC earlier using Soul-Bound Tokens and Automod. Unfortunately not an actual pigeon, but on the bright side it's very unlikely to poop on you. https://warpcast.com/mrmemes.eth/0x01f88e48

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How would you implement the access control?

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Doesn't solve the problem of "who is eligible" for the SBT, but it's at least not Warpcast-only.

Therein lies the rub. The easy answer is manual invitation, like handing over a pigeon. I think there are more novel paths too though via proof of humanity and maybe some standardized attestations…

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Therein lies the rub. The easy answer is manual invitation, like handing over a pigeon. I think there are more novel paths too though via proof of humanity and maybe some standardized attestations… https://warpcast.com/mrmemes.eth/0x6cdad77b

Oh I even just meant mechanically, once you’ve decided your members: encrypt to each holder? send only to holders? proxy re-encryption?

Oh, I see. I was suggesting using farcaster as is, with a tool like automod to control writes to a channel. If you want to have truly private channels, I guess you could have a symmetric key that holders could claim to decrypt group messages.