There are more than 21K accounts with 🎩 in their display names

Vast majority of said paid accounts should not be accounted for in DAU, as they do not represent unique users of the protocol

They exist merely to astroturf support for $degen, seeking to make the community appear larger than reality reflects

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1) Please don’t use qDAU. It’s a meaningless qualifier when the q (i.e. “quality” has never been clearly defined)

2) I said “vast majority” not “all”

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1. Please don't tell me which words I can and cannot use. I don't have time for trolls. I can point to a user and meaningfully say they are qDAU and others understand what I mean - that's what words do. For example @jpren.eth is qDAU

wdym it's bullshit, I paid @woj 2 eth for my qDau certification

You’re DAU, sure

qDAU is bullshit as the q has never been clearly defined 

AND if DAU wasn’t being massively inflated in the first place (paid accounts ≠ users), then we wouldn’t need a fuzzy qualifier like “quality” in front of it!

If it’s so useful (and I disagree that an opaquely defined qDAU is useful), then why does @dwr.eth report DAU rather than qDAU?

I can only speak for myself in saying that I am not after web3 social repeating web2 social

That’s what’s taking place here under the guise of decentralization and transparency, sadly

Is it comical though? Why? I understand @df and others when they use it. 

Might be shibboleth cringe but it’s legitimately useful, perhaps speaking to the quant behind your qual. 

After all, we’re after the same thing and people just intuit what the numbers point to?

Not trolling, words are important 

And qDAU is bullshit without the q being clearly defined

“Others understand what I mean” is comical